What if you no longer had to ask, "Can you repeat that?"

At Simon Audiology & Tinnitus, we strive to resolve communication challenges between our patients and their loved ones. Through detailed diagnostic evaluation, hearing aid fitting and programming, treatment, and counseling, our ultimate goal is to help you reconnect to the relationships that mean the most to you.

Suffering From Hearing Loss? 

If you're struggling with hearing loss, you know just how challenging of a situation this can be. You may have a hard time communicating with your family and loved ones—leading to frustration. Perhaps your hearing challenges are even putting your job and livelihood at risk.

At the same time, you're skeptical about the idea of seeing an audiologist. What if that means you need a hearing aid? After all, you don't want others to think of you any differently if you are, in fact, suffering from hearing loss. You also don't want to deal with the hassle of adjusting to a hearing aid. You just want to be able to hear like you used to without anyone being the wiser.

Bottom line: to others, your hearing loss is more noticeable than wearing a hearing aid ever could be.

Our Approach

As the area's only independent hearing doctor, Simon Audiology & Tinnitus understands and empathizes with all of your concerns. Our goal is to help you overcome the challenges that your hearing loss has created in your life, allowing you to live your life to the fullest and reconnect with the people who mean the most to you.

How do you know you can trust us with your hearing needs?

  1. We provide a custom-tailored approach and treatment plan for each patient. There is no such thing as a cookie-cutter, one-sized-fits-all solution. What works for one patient will not work for another. Your hearing health. Your lifestyle. Your specific hearing needs are our top priority.

  2. We answer to your needs. We have the freedom and authority to make the best decisions for the patient's needs. No hoops to jump through. No corporate oversight. No upper-management approval. No having to cut through red tape.

  3. You would be hard pressed to find a more qualified provider. Anne Simon is a Doctor of Audiology. She has extensive education in the diseases, anatomy, and function of the hearing system. She also spent 16 years in a highly demanding clinical environment. There is an art and science to hearing health—a mastery honed with over 30,000 hours solving the needs of patients.

  4. We provide a risk-free 60 day trial. You will have a true feel that the hearing treatment is the best fit for you. There will be no doubt you will have made the right decision. If we don't deliver, you can return the hearing aids.

Specifically, we begin with scheduling an initial consultation in our office, where we'll sit down with you and address your concerns, assess your hearing, and create a treatment plan that works towards achieving your goals. From there, we'll help you select the hearing solution that best suits your needs, even providing you with a custom demonstration and home trial so you can become fully comfortable and familiar with your new device. Along the way, we'll be here to quickly and thoroughly address any questions or concerns you may have.

Schedule a Consultation Today

We understand just how frustrating hearing loss can be. If you're ready to reclaim your life and enjoy enriched communication, we encourage you to schedule a consultation with us today by calling our office at 208-746-7022.

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