Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are some signs of possible hearing loss?
Ashley: There are many signs of hearing loss: frequently asking people to repeat themselves some may often turn their ear toward a sound to hear it better, struggling to hear in noisy situations and keeping the volume on your radio or TV at a level that others say is too loud. The hearing tests are free so there is nothing to lose, our hearing is an important part of our healthcare maintenance and should be monitered yearly no matter what the degree the loss may be.
Q: Why are the hearing screenings free?
Ashley: Because it’s one way we give back to our community. Dealing with hearing loss can be a stressful time. If I can provide you with knowledge about your hearing loss and the many treatment options available, then you are able to decide your next right step, which may or may not include treatment. The choice is always up to the patient. It’s important to address hearing loss as soon as you, or you family notice some of the symptoms.
Q. When’s the right time for a hearing evaluation?
Q: What will a patient experience during their first appointment at The Hearing Aid Place?
Ashley: You will be given a complete hearing aid evaluation prior to your consultation, and I will go over the results with you in detail. I will then make recommendations based on your evaluation. Additionally, financing options are available and we help with insurance information when possible.
Q: Why do you feel it’s important to address hearing loss as soon as noticed?
Ashley: Even a very slight hearing loss can have an impact on your daily life. Hearing loss is treatable, and there is no reason for anyone to miss all the important sounds of life. Today’s options include affordable, discreet and hands-free options for staying connected to your world.
Q: Do you offer payment options?
Ashley: We help you file with your insurance plans. Plus, we offer 90 days same as cash and layaway options. Be sure to ask me about options for payments.
Q: Do you recycle?
Ashley: Yes! We recycle hearing aid batteries. And we recycle old and broken hearing aids.
We provide a thorough, courtesy hearing assessment, and provide you with results in the same visit. Ashley DeMerle, your H.I.S. Hearing Instrument Specialist, explains the test each step of the way. And we make sure to explain the results and the range of solutions available. 
At The Hearing Aid Place, we provide a free week-long test drive on many of our hearing devices. Why? Because we are so passionate about improving our patient's quality of life. We want you to hear what you've been missing. Christmas Special: $10 Gift Card with every December Test Drive. 
We recycle hearing aid batteries and old & broken hearing aids.
