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"THE WILSON METHOD"
Hearing Specialty Group has a unique system of providing patient care and hearing aid fittings. Complete patient care is at the heart of the "Wilson Method." From the time you enter our door, you will be greeted with the friendly face of someone who cares. You will be seated in a comfortable environment while being assisted by our helpful staff.
You will be introduced to the audiologist in a timely manner. Your audiologist will perform an in-depth history. The history will include communicative and medical concerns. Most importantly, the audiologist will discuss your life style. We want to know who you are and make recommendations based upon your individual needs.
A thorough audiological evaluation will be performed. Utilizing "state of the art" equipment, we will be able to identlfy if hearing loss is present and what is causing the impairment.
We will counsel you based upon the results of the hearing evaluation and your personal history. The audiologist will be knowledgeable in all levels of technology and will make recommendations based upon your needs...not necessarily the most expensive device. Patient affordability is always a consideration of the "Wilson Method".
During the fitting process, our audiologists utilize a fitting protocol that is unique to Hearing Specialty Group. This protocol begins with the knowledge that every ear is physically different. Therefore, each ear causes a very different response from the hearing aid. Our audiologists use advanced equipment to measure the exact response of the hearing aid at the level of the ear. This measurement is used to adjust the hearing aid based upon a specific fitting calculation created by Gregory Wilson, M.S., FAAA, CCC-A. This fitting calculation is unique to Hearing Specialty Group and is responsible for far greater success than national standards.
During the adjustment period, the patient will be seen every 1 to 2 weeks for follow-up adjustments and to discuss specific needs. FOLLOW-UP CARE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT OF A HEARING AID FITTING. The audiologist needs to understand your "real world" experiences and will make adjustments based upon those experiences. All adjustments for the next year are included in the cost of the hearing aid.
WHAT ARE THE RESULTS?
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