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Everything you need to know to visit our office in one convenient location.
Office Location
1298 Washington St.
West Newton, MA 02465
Office Hours
M,W,Th,F: 9:00am – 5:00pm
T: 7:30am-7:00pm*
*by appointment
Fridays June 1st – August 31st
9:00am-4:00pm
Special Walk-In Hours
M-F: 11:00am – 12:00pm
Open hours reserved for cleaning and quick hearing aid check-ups.
Contact Information
Quick Info
Hearing Aid Brands
We work with all the major brands of hearing aids, including Lyric.
Insurance We Accept
Insurance companies frequently change their covered benefits. If you are not sure about your hearing aid benefits, contact our office, we can help.
Professional Affiliations
We are members of the Academy of Doctoring Audiologists, the American Academy of Audiology and the Massachusetts Audiology Association.
Payment Policies
Special Walk-In Hours
Open hours reserved for cleaning and quick hearing aid check-ups
Getting Ready for Your Appointment
1. Call to Confirm
Our office will contact you the day prior to your appointment to confirm the appointment time.
2. Don't Forget ID & Insurance Cards
We are required to obtain copies of an acceptable form of ID and your insurance card.
3. Download, Print & Sign These Forms
To make your life a bit less hectic, we’ve made available online the new patient forms you need to complete.
Download: Patient History | HIPAA Policy
4. Don't Stress!
We promise to make this visit as stress-free as possible. We’re really good. And we’re really nice. Really.
Our Blog
Useful Articles
Am I Too Young to Wear Hearing Aids?
The answer to this question is no. No one is ever too young to wear a hearing aid. Age should never be a factor in deciding whether or not anyone is a candidate for hearing aids. It is not uncommon for much older individuals to wonder if they’ve waited too long to...
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The Connection Between Your Ears and Your Heart
Audiology neuroscience researcher Raymond Hull, Ph.D., of Wichita State University, analyzed the work of scientists spanning 84 years and 70 different research studies and found that cardiovascular health affects the ability to hear. Dr. Hull reports that the...
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The Connection Between Diabetes and Hearing Loss
According to the National Institute of Health, approximately 15% of American adults (37.5 million) aged 18 and over report some trouble hearing. A plethora of conditions has been linked to hearing loss including, social isolation, depression, mental decline, and...
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