***We've been awarded the 2009 Readers Choice Award for Best Hearing Aid Services...Thank You!***
Please come in and help us Celebrate our 20th Anniversary at our new location, 2421 Ludington St., next to the UPS Store.
Since 1990, Escanaba Hearing Services has provided hearing health exams and solutions for improved hearing and quality of life. We'll change your thinking about hearing loss and show you the technological advances available to improve your hearing. We'll assess your hearing and communication problems and provide any necessary service until you're completely satisfied.
Check out our news story on new high-tech hearing Aids.
What are your credentials as an audiologist?
Michael O’Donnell has an M.A. in Audiology from Central Michigan University, a Certificate of Clinical Competence from ASHA, and is licensed by the State of Michigan as an audiologist and a hearing aid dispensor. He has over 38 years of experience in several work settings.
Who do you perform hearing tests for?
We test young adults through senior citizens. More often seniors since they are more likely to have hearing trouble.
Will my insurance cover my hearing aids?
Most insurance companies do not cover hearing aids. Medicare/Medicaid do not cover hearing aids. Some better insurance programs may cover all or part of the cost.
What is the process of getting a hearing aid?
See an audiologist and/or your physician. Your physician will rule out any medical conditions, and the audiologist will provide a hearing test in a sound treated room. He will discuss the results of your hearing examination and offer recommendations for different hearing aid solutions. There is always a trial period of 30-45 days with a new hearing aid.
How do I tell my spouse that he/she needs a hearing aid?
Be very subtle about telling a spouse or loved one that they are missing out on too much. National statistics say it takes an average of 8 years for people to address their hearing problems. Don't waste 8 years of your life waiting to improve your hearing and quality of life.
Do you sell hearing aid batteries?
Yes we do. And we can clean and repair most hearing aids.
How often should I adjust my hearing aids?
As often as necessary. Take the time to learn how to use the instruments properly and get help if you are having difficulties.
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