A locally owned hearing healthcare clinic here to serve our community in Little Rock with the latest technology and also the experience and skill to utilize this technology to improve our patients' quality of life. Make an appointment directly into Dr. Davis' weekly schedule today. An independent, locally owned clinic utilizing a best practice, research based approach to hearing healthcare.
With over 15 years of experience as a clinician, educator and scholar, Dr. Bradley Davis' depth of knowledge and comprehensive approach to audiology is unique to the Little Rock area, offering patients the highest standard of care for their communication needs. Hearing aids are an important tool in the treatment of hearing impairment.
With over 15 years of experience as a clinician, educator and scholar, Dr. Bradley Davis' depth of knowledge and comprehensive approach to audiology is unique to the Little Rock area, offering patients the highest standard of care for their communication needs. Hearing aids are an important tool in the treatment of hearing impairment.
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A practicing audiologist since 2005, Bradley Davis, Au. D. earned a master's degree in communications disorders from the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center (LSUHSC) in New Orleans and a Doctor of Audiology degree from Salus University in 2009.
Most of Dr. Davis' career has been in an academic setting as an Assistant Professor at LSUHSC and in the audiology and speech language pathology department at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) in Little Rock.As an educator and mentor to generations of Doctor of Audiology students in the classroom, clinic, and in his research, Dr. Davis' approach to patient care is as comprehensive as it is unique.
Most of Dr. Davis' career has been in an academic setting as an Assistant Professor at LSUHSC and in the audiology and speech language pathology department at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) in Little Rock.As an educator and mentor to generations of Doctor of Audiology students in the classroom, clinic, and in his research, Dr. Davis' approach to patient care is as comprehensive as it is unique.
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With over a decade of experience in academic fields as an Assistant professor at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center New Orleans, and current position as an adjunct faculty member of the UAMS Audiology department, Dr. Davis has been an instructor and mentor for generations of Doctor of Audiology students.
Diagnostic Audiologic Evaluation
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The hearing evaluation, or hearing test, is the foundation upon which a comprehensive assessment of a patient's hearing profile is compiled. The evaluation is done to determine if a hearing loss is present and, if so, to detail the type and severity of the hearing loss.
It also may provide insight into the cause of the hearing loss as well as provide guidance for the audiologist in making appropriate treatment recommendations or referrals to other medical professionals if necessary.However, the hearing evaluation does not correlate well with a particular patient's difficulty in everyday listening situations.
It also may provide insight into the cause of the hearing loss as well as provide guidance for the audiologist in making appropriate treatment recommendations or referrals to other medical professionals if necessary.However, the hearing evaluation does not correlate well with a particular patient's difficulty in everyday listening situations.
Communication Evaluation
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The hearing evaluation, or hearing test, is the foundation upon which a comprehensive assessment of a patient's hearing profile is compiled. Our communication evaluation emphasizes solutions based on a patient's lifestyle and unique communication needs.
Going beyond the standard tone-based hearing evaluation, both objective tests such as speech-in-noise (SIN) and Acceptable Noise Level (ANL) and self-assessment measures such as the Characteristics of Amplification Tool (COAT), Abbreviated Profile of Hearing Aid Benefit (APHAB), Expected Consequences of Hearing Aid Ownership (ECHO), and Client Oriented Scale of Improvement (COSI) are utilized to evaluate a patient's communication difficulties and set communication goals.
Going beyond the standard tone-based hearing evaluation, both objective tests such as speech-in-noise (SIN) and Acceptable Noise Level (ANL) and self-assessment measures such as the Characteristics of Amplification Tool (COAT), Abbreviated Profile of Hearing Aid Benefit (APHAB), Expected Consequences of Hearing Aid Ownership (ECHO), and Client Oriented Scale of Improvement (COSI) are utilized to evaluate a patient's communication difficulties and set communication goals.
Live Speech Mapping
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Live speech mapping is a hearing aid verification method that is used to ensure that your hearing aids are programmed to set of independently researched "targets." These targets are developed to give the wearer maximum benefit at a variety of sound levels.
Small microphones are placed in the ear canal and used to measure the response of the hearing aid in your ear taking into account the natural and individual characteristics of both your ear and your hearing profile.Live speech mapping is the only way to accurately verify how a modern hearing aid is working inside any individual patient's ear canal.
Small microphones are placed in the ear canal and used to measure the response of the hearing aid in your ear taking into account the natural and individual characteristics of both your ear and your hearing profile.Live speech mapping is the only way to accurately verify how a modern hearing aid is working inside any individual patient's ear canal.
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