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- Audiometric Evaluations: Adults & Children
Our office has been providing audiometric evaluations for over 30 years and is the oldest private provider of audiology and hearing aid services in central Arkansas.
- Hearing Aid Sales & Service
In 1974, our office was the first audiology clinic in Arkansas to provide hearing aid services and we continue that pioneering approach by providing the most up-to-date hearing aid technology available.
- Ear Molds
Custom made hearing protection and swim molds available. Also, in-ear monitors and musician's molds are very popular.
- Battery Sales
For over 20 years Rayovac has provided the longest lasting hearing aid batteries. Our clinic exclusively handles Rayovac Proline batteries in all sizes.
- Cochlear Implants
Our clinic has been performing cochlear implants since 1979.
AOC was one of the first five sites in the United States to perform cochlear implants. Our director, Sharon Graham, has overseen the program since its inception. Today, Dr. Leslie Stansell provides the majority of the cochlear implant rehabilitation. If you think you are a candidate for a cochlear implant, please contact Dr. Stansell at (501)227-3800 or e-mail her at lstansell@aoc.cc
- Balance & Dizziness: Vestibular Rehabilitation
The vestibular rehabilitation program at Arkansas Otolaryngology Center is designed to help you reduce the chance of falling if you are having siginficant balance problems.
Vestibular rehabilitation is a relatively new discipline that has been designed to help people with dizziness and imbalance. A new application of old ideas, vestibular rehabilitation (the word "vestibular" refers to the "vestibule" of the inner ear, an organ which regulates one's balance.) uses techniques from physical therapy and occupational therapy to treat patients with vertigo and balance disorders. Assisted by a computerized balance feedback machine, this type of therapy has been responsible for some measurable improvement in the majority of patients. If you would like more information about our vestibular rehabilitation program, please contact Joe Wall, P.T.(physical theraptist) at (501)227-5050.
- Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs)
ALD's are additional devices which help you hearing better in specific listening situations.
Assistive Listening Devices are augmentative devices that can be used as an alternative to or in conjunction with hearing aids to assist hard of hearing people hear in different listening environments.
- New Products
Oticon Delta
Nearly one of two people over the age of 50 have difficulty understanding conversation in noise
If you are experiencing difficulty hearing, but haven't got a level of hearing loss where you would even consider wearing traditional hearing aids, Delta is for you.
- Neuromonics Tinnitus Treatment
As many as 40 million Americans experience tinnitus, a symptom commonly described as ringing, buzzing, hissing in the ears or in the head. Luckily, most people who experience tinnitus are not bothered by it, but it is estimated that the lives of 1-2 million people are significantly affected by tinnitus.
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