M K Larson Audiology

Dr. Megan Larson, a native to the Central Coast, has always envisioned starting an audiology practice in her hometown. The dream of opening her own practice became a reality in 2020. Dr. Larson graduated with her Doctorate of Audiology Au. D., in 2016 from Pacific University of Oregon.

She received Board Certification in Audiology, is a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology and Academy of Doctors of Audiology and specializes in pediatric audiology.Megan became an audiologist to help thousands of Americans with hearing loss enjoy those special moments they miss with family and friends.

Our mission is to provide the highest quality hearing diagnostic evaluations and treatment, and to ensure patient comfort and satisfaction with all hearing care needs. As a Doctor of Audiology, we are diagnosticians who understand the global implications of test findings. Procuring the correct diagnosis is essential, but the implementation of a treatment plan allows the patient to get better.

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.

Hearing aids are designed for all types of hearing loss, lifestyles and budgets. We work with the following manufacturers to provide you with a custom, first-rate solution for your hearing loss. Implantable devices work differently than a hearing aid. They are designed for those with profound hearing loss who cannot be helped with a traditional aid.

Tinnitus is often described as a ringing in the ears, but can also sound like hissing, buzzing, roaring, sizzling, clicking or other noise. Tinnitus can manifest as an acute symptom lasting just a few days, or a chronic or recurring symptom lasting weeks, months or years. Tinnitus is a symptom of a wide range of health conditions, and it can occasionally point to a more serious problem that needs professional medical attention.