WELCOME TO BETTER HEARING
We are a unique audiology clinic in that we offer a wide range of hearing testing and hearing aid fitting services, driven by a consumer-based research group. All major hearing aid brands are available at our clinic, conveniently located for residents of Corvallis, Albany, Philomath, Monmouth, Independence, Dallas, Lebanon, Juction City, Jefferson, Brownsville and Sweethome, Oregon.
At CORVALLIS HEARING CENTER, all services and devices we offer to the public have been tested in the real-world by long-time hearing aid users who have no affiliation with any hearing aid manufacturer. Furthermore, we are not bound by quota agreements, so you can be sure the aid we recommend is the best one for your personal situation, not one that we are obligated to sell because of a manufacturer contract.
We maintain our professional independence in order to offer the best consumer-tested technology produced by the world's hearing aid developers as soon as it is available.
WELCOME TO CORVALLIS HEARING CENTER
Hours: Monday - Thursday, 10 AM till 5PM, later by appointment
Kim Jones, Front Desk; Colette Vossler, Clinic Assistant; Nikki Clark, Clinic Assistant; Ron Leavitt, AuD., Audiologist
Late breaking news:
Ron Leavitt, Au.D., Nikki Clark and Colette Vossler-Welch
have been chosen to present their research project
"Applying Acoustical Science to Digital Hearing Aid Fittings"
at the 2012 Academy of Doctors of Audiology
Annual Convention, November 8-10, 2012 at the
Arizona Biltmore Resort in Phoenix, Arizona
The New York Times reports on the most
common reasons people who need hearing aids put off
getting them. Read more here to get the full story..
How LOUD should hearing aids be?
Additional Videos:
Ten Things You Can Do to Improve Your
Hearing, Balance and Tinnitus
Why In-the-Ear Hearing Aids are Unreliable
One Hearing Aid or Two?
Real-Ear Measurement Procedures
Hearing Aid Volume and Uncomfortable Listening Levels
CORVALLIS HEARING CENTER
was nominated for
"BEST HEARING HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS OF 2011"
in a survey by Hearing Review, a national hearing industry
publication (See online at www.hearingreview.com).
