FAQs

Hearing aids vary in price due to a patient's individual needs. If you need assistance with hearing aids, contact Omni Advanced Hearing Aid Center today.

No, Omni Advanced Hearing Aid Center does not charge for hearing tests. 

According to the National Council on Aging, of people age 65 and older, 31.1% experience hearing loss, while 40.3% of adults age 75 and older experience hearing loss. Whether you need a hearing test or hearing aids, don't hesitate to contact our team today!

We are open Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. In-home and Virtual Appointments are also available by request.

If you're looking for quality hearing aids, contact us today!

An audiologist is a licensed healthcare expert focused on diagnosing, treating, and managing disorders related to hearing and balance. They offer services that include conducting hearing assessments, fitting hearing aids, and managing tinnitus.

If you find it challenging to hear in loud settings, often request others to repeat their words, or observe that people tend to mumble, it could indicate hearing loss. Furthermore, if you experience ringing in your ears (tinnitus) or have previously dealt with ear infections, it’s wise to seek a hearing test.

While hearing aids do not restore natural hearing, they can enhance sound clarity and accessibility. Their design aims to improve communication and enhance the quality of life for individuals experiencing hearing loss.

Insurance coverage for hearing aids differs among providers and plans. We suggest contacting your insurance company to determine if your policy includes coverage for hearing aids. Additionally, we offer payment plans and financing options to help make hearing aids more accessible.

Although hearing aids cannot fully restore natural hearing, they are capable of amplifying sounds to enhance clarity and accessibility. These devices aim to improve communication and enhance the quality of life for individuals experiencing hearing loss.

To safeguard against hearing loss, it’s crucial to shield your ears from loud sounds by using ear protection, maintaining a low volume on personal audio devices, and steering clear of prolonged exposure to high noise levels. Additionally, regular hearing checkups can help identify changes in your hearing at an early stage.

We offer hearing assessments and treatment for children of all ages. Timely identification of hearing loss is crucial for language development, and we utilize specialized methods to evaluate hearing abilities in young children.

Hearing loss can result from numerous factors, such as aging, prolonged exposure to loud noises, genetic predispositions, ear infections, accumulation of earwax, and specific medical conditions. While some forms of hearing loss are preventable, others might necessitate medical treatment or the use of hearing aids.

Booking an appointment is simple—just call our office, complete the online form, or schedule directly on our website. We’ll confirm your appointment and share any important instructions before your visit.