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An Audioprosthologist is a highly trained professional that holds a certificate from the American Conference of Audioprosthology, and also holds a State license from the Department of Health as a Hearing Instrument Specialist. Mark Glassman also holds a Board Certification from the National Board of Hearing Instrument Sciences. An audioprosthologist is able to assess the type and magnitude of hearing impairment, provide hearing rehabilitation through hearing aid usage and refer medical conditions to a physician.
Audioprosthologists conduct a wide variety of hearing tests and hearing aid assessments to determine the most appropriate custom hearing amplification for the individuals lifestyle. They are able to present a variety of treatment options, which include prescribing, fitting and evaluating hearing instruments and other devices and counseling. They conduct follow up consultations after hearing instruments have been fitted to ensure patients have adjusted to their new hearing abilities and receive the clearest amplification possible.
With the use of an amplification device and customized instruction, most people with hearing impairment may experience enhanced communication abilities. An Audioprosthologist provides individualized consultation services, helping people function more effectively with family and friends in social, leisure, educational and work environments. Audioprosthologists are committed to improving and helping people of all ages hear well.
In the community, audioprosthologists are concerned with the effects of prolonged noise exposure. They may assist in the development and management of noise control and hearing conservation programs, working to protect those exposed to noise in occupational, industrial, recreational and leisure situations. Audioprosthologist also custom fabricate personal ear mold protection for individual ears.
Contact Mark Glassman, and the team at Glassman's Hearing Aid Service.
Glassman's Hearing Aid Service
Omaha
3015 N 90th St
Ph. 402-571-1207
Fremont
33 W 6th
Ph. 402-727-7866