Treatments for Hearing Loss

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In most cases, once hearing loss occurs it can’t be restored. However, there are several treatment options that can help improve the quality of life for individuals with hearing loss and prevent future hearing loss.

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Hearing Aids

The most common treatment for hearing loss is amplification with hearing aids. Today’s digital hearing aids are smaller and contain technology to alleviate problems faced in difficult listening situations, such as background noise. Contemporary hearing aids also are better at identifying and eliminating feedback. Anyone, who has a mild hearing loss or greater, could potentially benefit from a hearing aid.

The Jacksonville Speech & Hearing Center’s licensed clinical audiologists treat adults and children who are experiencing hearing loss and may require hearing aids.

For those with hearing loss in both ears, two hearing aids are usually recommended. With proper treatment, patients will be able to localize sounds, distinguish one sound from another, and understand speech in background noise.

To learn more about the types of hearing aids and hearing services we offer, please visit our Hearing Aid Page.

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Cochlear Implants

A cochlear implant is a surgically implanted electronic device that partially restores hearing. Rather than amplify sound like a hearing aid, a cochlear implant bypasses damaged portions of the ear to deliver sounds directly to the auditory nerve. For patients with severe hearing loss from inner ear damage who receive limited benefits from hearing aids, a cochlear implant may provide better audiology outcomes.

The Jacksonville Speech & Hearing Center is a proud partner of Cochlear Americas with audiologists trained in how to deliver quality services for patients who have or wish to receive a cochlear implant.

The first step in determining whether a cochlear implant is the best option for your hearing needs is scheduling an evaluation with your audiologist at the Jacksonville Speech & Hearing Center. If your audiologist identifies a cochlear implant as a good treatment, the next step is to begin assembling a top-notch team to support you on all stages of your cochlear journey that includes your audiologist, medical professionals from Cochlear Americas, and any loved ones who you would consider important in the decision-making process.

Once your cochlear surgery is completed, your audiologist will provide you with ongoing care and support by helping to activate, program, and troubleshoot your device, as needed.
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To schedule an appointment with an audiologist, please contact us at (904)355-3403 or via Contact Form.
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