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An important step in hearing health is gauging your current hearing ability and whether it has degraded over time. Getting a hearing test done is your first step to not only conquering hearing loss if you have one, but also establishing a baseline for future use.

At ClearLife Hearing Care, finding a hearing treatment solution is a highly personalized experience. We believe that your needs are unique to you, your hearing loss, and your listening lifestyle. For some, it is critically important that they can hear clearly at work. For others, hearing grandchildren at family gatherings is the top priority.

The first step that ClearLife Hearing Care takes when helping you select a hearing aid is to take confusion out of the equation. Our audiologists are all fully educated on the latest news and technology in the hearing industry, and have undergone extensive training to make sure the hearing aids that are selected for you are best for your individual needs.

In our clinics, by using real ear measurements know as "live speech mapping", we are able to ensure an optimized fit for every patient, every time. You can have peace of mind that the technology you are investing in will be custom-tuned to your ears and your hearing.

Any hearing aid purchased from ClearLife Hearing Care comes with complimentary cleanings, which not only ensures your device is kept in optimal shape, but can help avoid extensive repairs! We also offer a 3 year repair warranty on most devices, and have extended repair warranty programs so that you can have peace of mind for years to come.

Deciding on the best hearing care treatment for you is a big decision. If you have already had your hearing tested elsewhere, we are happy to provide a free second opinion consultation. Our goal is to make your hearing care treatment decision SIMPLE and TRANSPARENT.

We can make custom earpieces for all needs! Hearing protection, sleep plugs, musicians earplugs and in-ear-monitors, swim plugs, and more.

Attempting to clean your ears at home with Q-tips can lead to further impaction of wax, and in some cases accidental injury to the ear canal and eardrum. Other ear cleaning techniques such as candling aren't effective, and can actually lead to worse earwax buildup or injury.

Are you experiencing a ringing, buzzing or whistling noise in your ears that no one else seems to notice? If your auditory system perceives noises that aren’t actually there, you may be suffering from tinnitus. Our audiologists offer a variety of different treatment methods to help you find relief from your tinnitus.

If getting into our office is inconvenient or if you are concerned about COVID exposure, we offer telehealth consultations and remote follow-up care!