Dr. Suzanne Foley, CCC-A is an experienced audiologist who has provided a variety of audiology services to adults and children in her private practice for over 25 years. In addition to providing clinical services in a private practice, she is the Director for the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) Program at the Indiana State Department of Health.
The EHDI program is responsible for the newborn hearing screening procedures and follow up for the state of Indiana. Suzanne specializes in the evaluation and treatment of Auditory Processing Disorders (APD). She teaches several courses (including APD) for the distance audiology clinical doctoral program at ATStill University and is a national speaker for the Bureau of Education and Research.
The EHDI program is responsible for the newborn hearing screening procedures and follow up for the state of Indiana. Suzanne specializes in the evaluation and treatment of Auditory Processing Disorders (APD). She teaches several courses (including APD) for the distance audiology clinical doctoral program at ATStill University and is a national speaker for the Bureau of Education and Research.
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Dr. Suzanne Foley received her undergraduate and Master's degree from Purdue University. She received her Doctor of Audiology in 2018. She has presented at numerous conferences about the evaluation and treatment of auditory processing disorders (APD)as well as hearing loss and related issues.
In addition to her private practice where she provides clinical audiology services for children and adults, she is currently the Director of the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program ((EHDI) at the Indiana State Department of Health.The EHDI program is responsible for newborn hearing screenings for the state and follow up services for children identified as deaf and hard of hearing.
In addition to her private practice where she provides clinical audiology services for children and adults, she is currently the Director of the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program ((EHDI) at the Indiana State Department of Health.The EHDI program is responsible for newborn hearing screenings for the state and follow up services for children identified as deaf and hard of hearing.
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