We understand that while it is vitally important to help correct untreated hearing loss with use of properly fitted hearing aids, our profession is not just about the hearing aids. As audiologists, our mission should include the prevention of hearing loss when able, and helping individuals with dizziness understand and manage their symptoms.
To achieve this goal, we value and foster our professional relationships with other specialists who are involved in patient healthcare: physical therapists, speech language therapists, Ear, Nose and Throat physicians, and general practitioners. We are committed to providing professional, compassionate, patient-centered hearing health care.
To achieve this goal, we value and foster our professional relationships with other specialists who are involved in patient healthcare: physical therapists, speech language therapists, Ear, Nose and Throat physicians, and general practitioners. We are committed to providing professional, compassionate, patient-centered hearing health care.
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Meet the Team
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Dr. David and Dr. Elizabeth each have outstanding qualifications and more than 10 years of experience serving patients from infants to adults. They also have strong personal connections to the Ellsworth and Downeast areas. Dr. David grew up in Minden, Nebraska.
He completed a bachelor's degree at Nebraska Wesleyan University, a master's degree in psychology at University of Pacific in California, and went on to earn his doctor of audiology degree at University of Louisville's School of Medicine in Kentucky.As a student, Dr. David spent his clinic externship at the Louisville VA Medical Center, where he created a tinnitus rehabilitation clinic for disabled military veterans.
He completed a bachelor's degree at Nebraska Wesleyan University, a master's degree in psychology at University of Pacific in California, and went on to earn his doctor of audiology degree at University of Louisville's School of Medicine in Kentucky.As a student, Dr. David spent his clinic externship at the Louisville VA Medical Center, where he created a tinnitus rehabilitation clinic for disabled military veterans.
Supporting Our Communities
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Audiology Center of Maine is owned and operated by people who live in Ellsworth and Downeast Maine. While we focus on providing high quality, personalized, patient centered, hearing health care to our patients; we are also passionate about the overall health of our communities. Our continued growth enables us to invest in programs that support our local communities.
Hearing Loss Testing
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An audiologist uses a hearing test to measure your type, degree and configuration of hearing loss. An audiology evaluation consists of a series of one or more of these tests. Your audiologist will use your test results to create a treatment plan for your unique hearing loss. An audiology (or hearing) evaluation can benefit patients of all ages, even those who do not show signs of hearing loss.
Noise Induced Hearing Loss
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Noise induced hearing loss is the second most common form of hearing loss (ranking behind presbycusis, hearing loss related to normal aging), and is the most preventable type. Background sound is a constant in our busy lives. Normally, background noises are at safe levels that won't impact our hearing.
Health Effects of Hearing Loss
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At Audiology Center of Maine, we take pride in offering you the best in hearing health care. Because of the association between untreated hearing loss and cognitive function, we now perform a cognitive screening to measure your current cognitive performance. The study shows that hearing loss is the largest modifiable risk factor against dementia.
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