La Grande
Fax (208) 639-9581
Monday - Friday: 8 am – 5 pm
Weekend: Closed
Baker City
Fax (208) 639-9581
Monday - Friday: 9 am – 4 pm
Weekend: Closed
A Personal Message From Owner Erika Shakespeare
“Some people believe that the solution to a hearing loss is simply great hearing technology.
“Yet the truth is — from helping thousands of local people to achieve better hearing — I have learned that the most important part of the process is working with the right team of experts who have helped many others to achieve the outcome that you are looking for.
“Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates has been caring for the hearing health of La Grande since 1982 and has developed a reputation as the most trusted hearing care and audiological experts, respected by thousands of local people, families, and physicians.
“Through a methodical combination of industry leading best practices, you are able to receive a tailored approach to your hearing care that is developed around your unique needs and circumstances.
“If you or a loved one is looking for the right hearing care experts to work with, then hand on heart, my promise to you is that you have just found them.”
Erika Shakespeare
Comprehensive Hearing Assessments
Like the proverbial frog in the slowly boiling pot of water, hearing loss often comes on slowly over months and years.
Comprehensive hearing examinations are diagnostic audiometric examinations of your ears and hearing carried out by our expert hearing doctors. These tests can tell us if your hearing loss is temporary or permanent. We can also determine if there are other underlying medical conditions that are causing your hearing loss.
Not all hearing losses require hearing aids. That’s why we encourage regular hearing assessments to ensure that any hearing loss is caught and treated properly.
Prescription Hearing Aids and Implantable Technology
Prescription hearing aids are not the only solution available to manage hearing loss. There are a number of treatable medical conditions that can cause hearing loss.
If your hearing loss does require technology to help manage it, then there are many really amazing options available from easy-to-use amplifiers to advanced hearing aids, bone-anchored hearing aids, and cochlear implants.
The latest hearing technologies are small, powerful, and discreet, allowing patients to experience a level of hearing that they didn’t know was possible while wearing hearing aids that often go unnoticed by the people around them.
Advanced Tinnitus Specialists
Tinnitus is experienced by millions of Americans. In fact, it is one of the number one reasons for medical office visits in the country and the number one service-connected disability by the Veterans Administration.
Diagnosing and managing tinnitus is complex. There is not a magic pill or immunization available.
For every person that has tinnitus, there is a customizable solution to bring relief. In Oregon, the licensed audiologist is recognized as the professional to diagnose and manage tinnitus.
We know tinnitus requires a personalized plan and we are dedicated to creating the right plan with you.
Cochlear Implants
Children or adults looking for improved hearing clarity and more natural sound turn to our audiologist at Audiology and Hearing Aids Associates to facilitate better communication and better hearing from cochlear implants.
Cochlear implants, whether in one ear (unilateral) or both ears (bilateral), are used to improve hearing clarity and elevate speech and language processing abilities in children as young as six to twelve months on up to adolescents and adults.
