Audiology Services
Meeting the ongoing hearing needs of Clarke families and the broader community
Clarke’s experienced staff and partners support the audiology care of infants, children and adults.
Audiology Services
Clarke offers audiological services and support including:
- Audiology consultation for young children, as well as students in the mainstream
- Screening and assessment at some locations
- Full-service audiological care for adults at some locations (hearing aid testing and selection)
- Recommendations for local resources
Additional services are offered at the Massachusetts-based Clarke Hearing Center, as well as through local partnerships with hospitals.
Outcomes
Clarke works with individuals with hearing loss, and their families and caregivers, to provide increased access to sound and optimized auditory experiences in their homes and learning environments.
Everette was one-and-a-half months old when he was identified with hearing loss and the doctor recommended Clarke for services. Clarke helped with audiology, getting hearing aids and connecting us with other hearing services and parents.
Don’t go anywhere else for hearing aids. Your ears deserve the best.
Our Stories
Leighton
Like most caregivers who discover their child was born with a hearing loss, Nina and Spencer worried at first how...
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Genie
Genie’s journey at Clarke began when her family moved almost 8,000 miles—from the United Arab Emirates to the U.S.— to...
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Trysta
Trysta, born deaf, received cochlear implants soon after her first birthday. “My parents have taught me that the cochlear implants...
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