We deliver solutions for better hearing, balance, and overall wellness.
Life is full of important sounds. Laughter, conversations, music, and the quiet moments in between.
At WNC Audiology, we believe better hearing and balance lead to a better life. Our caring team provides expert testing, personalized treatment, and the latest technology to help you stay connected and confident.
Whether you need hearing aids, balance support, or routine ear care, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Discover compassionate care that helps you hear more clearly, move with stability, and enjoy life to the fullest!
When hearing or balance problems get in the way, it can feel isolating and overwhelming. At WNC Audiology, we focus on restoring clarity and stability so you can fully enjoy the world around you. Let our Asheville, NC audiologists help you hear better and reconnect with sounds and people that matter most.
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If you notice that conversations are harder to follow (especially in noisy places) or you often need to turn up the TV or radio, it may be a sign of hearing loss. Some people also feel left out of social interactions because they can’t catch every word. A hearing test at WNC Audiology will give you clear answers and help determine if hearing aids are the right solution for you.
Coverage varies depending on your insurance plan. Some private insurance providers include hearing aid benefits, while traditional Medicare usually does not. Certain Medicare Advantage plans may help cover costs. The best step is to review your benefits or let our team at WNC Audiology assist you in checking your coverage.
Hearing aids are FDA-regulated medical devices designed and programmed specifically for people with hearing loss. They are customized by an audiologist to match your unique hearing needs. PSAPs, on the other hand, are simple amplifiers meant for people with normal hearing who just want extra volume in certain situations. They are not a substitute for professionally fit hearing aids.
Over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids are available without a test and may work for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss. Still, a professional hearing evaluation is strongly recommended. At WNC Audiology, a hearing test ensures your devices are tailored to you and helps rule out any underlying conditions that could be affecting your hearing.
Many people find that hearing aids reduce the impact of tinnitus by making everyday sounds louder, which may give relief from the ringing or buzzing. Some devices also include special sound therapy features designed to ease tinnitus symptoms. Our audiologists can help you choose the right technology to improve both your hearing and your comfort.
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