Audiology
Audiology
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What is audiology?
Audiology focuses on a patient’s hearing and balance problems. Our
team at LCMC Health Neuroscience Institute will help you discover the
root of your hearing loss and balance issues to develop a personalized
care plan. No two patients are the same, and each deserves our full attention.
Expect this type of care when you visit our medical facilities. For more
than 55 years, we have been helping our patients with modern treatments
and up-to-date solutions when their ears begin to fail them. We go through
continuous education to safeguard you from traditional practices which
have been outdated or proven unsuccessful over the years.
Seeking hearing loss help from West Jefferson Medical Center
Whether your child was born with hearing loss or you are recently noticing
issues with day-to-day conversations, the LCMC Health Neuroscience Institute
team is here to help. Our audiology experts specialize in the evaluation,
diagnosis, treatment, and management of hearing disorders of children,
seniors, and everyone in between, and will work to create an individualized
care plan that works for you.
What are the signs I need an audiologist?
Hearing troubles come in many different forms, and people of any age can
experience them. Whether you work for a live concert venue or have gracefully
made it to your prime years, your ears can be affected by hearing loss.
There is also a wide range of hearing loss many people experience, and
no two cases are the same. If you are experiencing any of the following
issues, please reach out to our audiology department to seek help and
begin treatments:
What treatments can you find in audiology?
Adults and children from all over come to LCMC Health Neuroscience Institute
when they have issues hearing their friends, loved ones, and the shows
and music they love the most! Dedicated to helping you listen again, we
offer many treatments in our audiology department. Below are some of the
procedures we will consider after our initial consultation:
Details on what patients can expect
- Issues following conversations involving two or more people
- Friends and family tell you to lower your voice continuously
- Believing people are mumbling more often than not
- The TV or radio volume is too high
- Need people to repeat themselves
- Unsure of where sounds are coming from
- Not noticing the doorbell or your phone ringing
The medical professionals at CNC Hearing and Balance Center offer a deep understanding of hearing and balance issues based on decades of training and experience. Led by renowned Neurotologists Moises Arriaga, MD and Anne Maxwell, MD, our audiologists and vestibular therapists are trained to diagnose and treat patients with hearing loss and balance issues.
There is no other coordinated multidisciplinary team in the Greater New Orleans area as deeply qualified to address hearing and balance issues as CNC Hearing and Balance Center, a national center of excellence designated by the Acoustic Neuroma Association.
- Bone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA)
- Cochlear implantation
- Ossicular reconstruction
- Tympanoplasty
- Tympan mastoidectomy