Give the Gift of Better Hearing [Nominations Open]

Nominate a Special Somebody for the Ultimate Gift of Better Hearing This Holiday Season

The latest statistics suggest that hearing loss impacts 1 in 8 people.

This means that, statistically, there will be at least one person around your dinner table this holiday season that will be struggling to engage in conversations, missing the punchline of jokes, and feeling isolated when they should be at their happiest.

Whether they have chosen to prioritize the needs of others over themselves, are hesitant to seek treatment due to the financial requirements, or are hoping for some good luck, then this may be the ideal opportunity for them.

With a big part of our DNA being heavily focused on the community, we’re excited to open nominations for our annual ‘Hear for the Holidays’ giveaway.

This is where you can nominate a deserving somebody to win a complimentary pair of premium prescription hearing aids and premium hearing care.

It could be a loved one or somebody in the community that you believe deserves to be recognized for all that they do.

To enter, complete the form on this page and share the reason why they deserve to win, in as much detail as possible.

Then on November 30, 2024 we’ll be closing nominations and the winner will be selected and announced shortly after.

The winner will be invited to have a comprehensive hearing assessment and be fitted with a new pair of hearing aids to ensure they have the holiday season that they deserve!

Good luck!

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What Our Delighted Patients Say

I couldn’t be more pleased with the update and new adjustments. It was very important to me to get high tech hearing aids but the best part was how great the entire team was! Thank you so much!

Tom H.

Erica and her staff are well beyond AMAZING! Everyone there treats you more like a friend rather than a patient . I just received my new hearing aids and they are absolutely awesome. I’m hearing sounds I haven’t heard in a long time. The best thing is when you have an appointment you will never feel rushed or pushed thru. I just can’t say enough good things about these people. I will not go anyplace else. I highly recommend Erica and her staff. If this had a rating of 100 stars I would rate them at 100. It don’t get any better than right here.

Larry J.

I finally scheduled a hearing test and consultation with Erika and have been enjoying the sounds I thought were lost. The hearing aids I now have are so easy to use and adjust. Erika and staff are a pleasure to work with too. Don’t wait too long for your testing.”

Ron A.

Patients Stories

“I can now conduct conversations in a normal manner without saying “huh” or “what” all the time."

I realized that I might have a hearing loss when I began to not hear words when people were talking to me. Female voices were the first problem and then it got to the point that more and more male and female voices were harder to understand

John Anderson

“I would sincerely recommend Audiology and Hearing Aid Associates for their professionalism."

I first thought that I might have a hearing issue when I couldn’t hear the little birds in my yard very well. My husband seemed to be mumbling a lot, and then I came to discover that I could not hear very well in a crowd. I no longer liked to go out to eat or socialize because I seemed to need to only visit with one person and not a group. I could not sort out a single voice. I knew I was becoming lonely.

Carol Hayden

“I can definitely hear conversations through the phone better without having to amplify the sound.”

Before my appointment at Audiology and Hearing Aid Associates, I was concerned about what had caused my hearing loss and where do I go from here? What is the connection of my hearing loss to other medical issues and will I continue to have more loss of hearing?

Sherry Nantz

“Do not hesitate to have your hearing tested by Audiology and Hearing Aid Associates.”

I have always been hearing impaired. I am deaf in one ear due to a fused stapes that did not respond to surgery in my teens. Over the years, my ‘good’ ear gradually lost some hearing due to loud music, gun shots (possibly), and heredity. Forty years ago, I got my first hearing aid with the encouragement of my mother whose hearing loss was dramatically helped with an aid. It opened up a new world to me! I heard bird-song and the rustling of leaves for the first time, and most importantly, communication with my toddler daughter and husband was vastly improved.

Stephanie Messersmith

“I don’t have to constantly talk too loudly or repeat myself. If you are thinking of making an appointment, then go.”

When I was a substitute at an elementary school, I had to keep asking students to speak louder and more slowly while leaning closer to them. I felt inadequate and embarrassed. Before my appointment at Audiology and Hearing Aid Associates, I was worried that I would not be able to afford any hearing aids.

Dixie and Bob Sutton

“I would definitely encourage anyone to trust their hearing to the professionals at Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates.”

“My wife told me I needed to do something about my poor hearing. I was in denial until I had a hearing test and someone told me that I did have a significant hearing loss and that the loss could result in dementia in the long term; that’s when I realized that I really had to do something.

Larry Pearson

“Now, I hear normal conversations a lot clearer. I can hear a lot of things outside that I hadn’t noticed before.”

About 15 years or so ago, I began noticing that I was having trouble understanding what people were saying, especially in situations like meetings or restaurants. I was asking people to repeat themselves. My tinnitus was also getting to a point that it was irritating and distracting, and sometimes making it hard to sleep.

Willy Crippen

“The team is wonderful to work with and they always provide needed equipment.”

I had my hearing tested at my place of employment & realized I had a hearing loss primarily in one ear. Before my appointment at Audiology and Hearing Aid Associates, I had no idea what to expect, as I didn’t know how serious the loss was and what could be done to correct it.

Evie Bull