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Having an audiologist that you can trust is an important stepping stone in your hearing health progress. PA Center for Hearing and Balance is based in Springfield, Pennsylvania.

Our team of certified audiologists provide premium hearing care for people of all ages with different hearing needs and concerns.

From hearing loss, ear wax removal, and tinnitus to carrying out hearing tests and providing hearing aids, our audiology services aim to make a real difference and improve your quality of life.

Hearing Aids and AccesSories

Cell Phone Accessories

Cell Phone Accessories - We offer specialized telephone accessories to use with your custom earmolds for cell phone headrests, Bluetooth compatible devices, hands-free communication, and more.

Custom Ear Molds

Custom Ear Molds, Swim Molds, and Musician’s Ear Molds - From musician ear molds, firearm protection to swim plugs, we can customize your ear molds based on your needs and lifestyle.

Musician Earplugs & Monitors

Musicians exposed to high levels of sound for long periods may risk permanent hearing damage.  Custom made musician earplugs and monitors give a rich musical experience for both the performer and audience.

Hearing Aid Repairs

Hearing Aid Repairs - Our audiologist can examing your hearing aid to determine if a minor in-office repair or manufacturer repair is necessary.  We offer in-office repairs, maintenance, warranties, and cleanings with all brands of hearing aids ensuring optimum performance.  

Battery Sales

Battery Sales - Hearing aids need a fresh set of batteries every now and then. At PA Center for Hearing and Balance, you can get your needed set of batteries for your hearing aids. We offer the following battery sizes: Size 10 (yellow), Size 312 (brown), Size 13 (orange) and Size 675 (blue).

Assistive Listening Devices

Assistive listening devices (ALDs)  help you hear better in various communication situations, with or without hearing aids.  They reduce stress and listening fatigue.  ALDs are used in the home to make alarms, television, and telephone more audible, and connect to hearing aids for better listening in noisy environments.

Do you or someone you know suffer from hearing loss or other related concerns?
OUR TEAM OF HEARING PROFESSIONALS CAN HELP.

WE HAVE HEARING TESTS AND SERVICES TO HELP YOU HEAR BETTER

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What does an audiologist treat?

Audiology is the branch of scientific research dealing with problems associated with hearing and balance. Audiologists are specialists that primarily offer healthcare for these disorders by conducting a wide variety of hearing tests to diagnose and treat a wide variety of hearing issues.. Audiologists diagnose and treat hearing problems and recommend the best hearing aids for a specific type of hearing loss. The expertise of audiologists is not limited to hearing problems; they can also handle earwax removal, vestibular testing and tinnitus management.

HOW DO I CHOOSE A HEARING AID?

Before purchasing a hearing aid, we recommend that you have your hearing evaluated by a hearing specialist or audiologist. If you do not know a reliable audiologist in the Springfield, PA area, you can ask your physician for a recommendation or drop by PA Center for Hearing and Balance. An audiologist will evaluate your hearing, help you choose the best hearing aids and calibrate the device to suit your unique hearing needs. At PA Center for Hearing and Balance, we ensure that the hearing aids we dispense are covered by a warranty and we also provide parts and labor for minor repairs.

WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF TINNITUS?

Tinnitus or ringing in the ears is not a disease itself, but rather a symptom of some other underlying health condition. Tinnitus is commonly related to hearing loss and individuals who are experiencing symptoms should see a medical professional or an audiologist to be properly diagnosed; stress, exposure to loud sounds or noises may cause ringing in the ears. If you are in the Springfield, PA area and you experience tinnitus symptoms, the audiologists at PA Center for Hearing and Balance can carry out hearing tests to accurately determine the real degree of hearing loss.

Can you hear better after ear wax removal?

Earwax is a natural occurrence in the human anatomy but if it is not handled or managed properly, it can trigger chronic infections in the eardrum and ear canal. To protect the integrity of the ear, earwax removal should be handled by an audiologist or an Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) doctor. Earwax removal is a crucial case especially when it involves kids or already causes pain or inflammation. It is highly recommended that an audiologist or a hearing health care professional should handle ear wax removal to ensure a smooth sailing procedure and to avoid hearing loss or other related complications. At PA Center for Hearing and Balance, we see to it that the earwax removal experience is pleasant and convenient. Earwax removal generally causes no pain and does not need painkillers or anesthesia.

How is a hearing test done? 

Audiometry analysis is a pain-free, noninvasive hearing test that determines an individual's ability to hear various audios, pitches, or frequencies.  Audiometry tests can detect whether you have sensorineural hearing loss (damages to the nerve or cochlea) or conductive hearing loss (damage to the tympanum or the tiny ossicle bones). During an audiometry examination, a range of more specific hearing tests may be carried out.   A pure tone audiometry test gauges the softest, or the least audible audio that an individual can hear. Throughout the test, you will wear earphones and hear a series of noises directed to one ear at a time. A tympanometry examination detects inner ear problems such as fluid/wax buildup, perforated tympanum, ossicle bone damages, or tumors in the center ear. Acoustic reflex screening examines the cranial nerves and brainstem.

GIVING BACK

Delaware Valley Hearing the Call is our nonprofit campaign to bring hope and healing to persons with hearing loss in the Springfield, Pennsylvania area and beyond.

Through high quality hearing healthcare, we help people with hearing loss connect with family, education, and opportunities.