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    Sound Relief Tinnitus & Hearing Center - Dr. Julie Prutsman, Au.D., FAAA, CH-TM

    Sound Relief Tinnitus & Hearing Center

    5.0(16 reviews)
    6.8 mi
    Women-owned & operated
    Family-owned & operated

    Holitic approach to hearing loss and Tinnitus. They educate as well as help. Great staff who care…read moreabout you as apatient.

    After many decades of drumming and taking every opportunity to see the awesome bands of my day, my…read moretinnitus became more than a minor daily annoyance. I knew I needed help with my tinnitus and hearing loss, but I didn't want to be one of those persons who spends a gob of money on hearing aids, then doesn't use them. And here's where Dr. Kelly Hanscom really helped me out. I sport a shaved head, so it's not like I have luscious locks to help hide hardware behind my ears, so I really wanted to go with jamming the whole shootin' match in my ear. Dr. Kelly advised me on the available options and clearly explained the pros and cons of the different styles of hearing aids. I used a set of loaner hearing aids until my ordered units came in. Dr. Kelly tuned the loaners (and then my person devices) so that I would receive greater amplification of the frequencies in which my hearing is deficient. But she didn't overdo it. This seems to be where a lot of new hearing aid users experience frustration. I've heard several people say, "I'd wear them, but they're too dang loud!" Dr. Kelly artfully managed the acuity and volume of my hearing aids over the course of three months. As she explained, if a new user gets too much volume at first, it can be "jarring." That's the perfect word. So, over the course of three months, Dr. Kelly eased me into the "power" of my new hearing aids, and she also spent plenty of time ensuring that the fit is perfect and that I understand how to maintain and care for my new devices. I love wearing my hearing aids. It's been four months. The tinnitus therapy is wonderful! In fact, my wife can tell by my mood at the end of the day if I have been wearing my hearing aids. Without the tinnitus therapy, she says I am noticeably more anxious by day's end. And don't forget to say 'hello' and be nice to Franchesca at the front desk. After just a few visits, she had my name down and she regularly offers me cookies when I visit. Don't struggle another day with your tinnitus and hearing deficiencies. It's not only affecting your quality of life, but it's also affecting the quality of life of your family, friends, loved ones, and co-workers.

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    3.0(3 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    I came to this facility to get evaluated for sinus concerns and hearing loss…read more The first time I met with someone, I felt the staff was so nice. Every visit after that was a $$$$ show. I frequently had to wait 1-2 hours for a scheduled appointment in the waiting room. I had a hearing test and the only thing they recommended was hearing aids. I somehow knew I wasn't crazy, but no one seemed to understand what was going on. After seeing 4-5 ENT's, I finally was referred to Jacob Ossoff who immediately gave me a diagnosis of otosclerosis. He referred me to a surgeon. I am having the surgery next week to finally fix my hearing loss. It's so comforting to know I will soon be able to hear better. My advice to anyone struggling to get answers is to keep on trying. You will eventually meet the people that will help you get the diagnosis you need.

    Wow! Where do I begin? Casey was the most dismissive person I have ever encountered. I drove an…read morehour to see her to review my test results for my sleep study and Ct scan. She had another nurse tell me I didn't need to come to the appointment. I stated a simple phone call would have sufficed having from North Phoenix. Then I demanded my test results that's when Casey came from behind the wall, keep in mind I am standing at the receptionist and she began yelling that I don't have sleep apnea in front the other patients waiting in the lobby and that there was nothing to discuss. Absolutely unprofessional. Have some common decency and have this talk in private safe space. I was so embarrassed leaving that office. I would not wish this upon anybody. Later, I reported back to doctor. Hopefully they find kinder and properly trained people to work with.

    A&A Audiology - audiologist - Updated July 2026

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