If you’re thinking of getting a hearing exam, congratulations on getting this far. Most people wait an average of seven years before they seek help with their hearing problem. Whether you were born with a condition or developed it over the course of your life, Evergreen Audiology can assist in measuring any hearing damage you might have, and recommending the best course of treatment.

We might do a series of tests to identify your hearing loss, including pure tone assessments and speech testing. Some questions will also be asked about your medical history, which are important in identifying any underlying causes.

Dr. Lawson recently spearheaded a clinical and hearing conservation outreach program which provided hearing services to over 28,000 soldiers and their families. You can be sure that he will provide you with the caring guidance that you need.

If you have engaged in military activity on behalf of the United States, we are proud to offer hearing health assistance through The United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Treatment extends to hearing tests, examinations and hearing aids.

People who engage in leisure activities where they are routinely subject to noise levels over 90db increase their likelihood of suffering hearing loss by 10 percent, according to a recent study. Once developed, this hearing loss cannot be reversed, so prevention is of utmost importance. With the right hearing protection, there’s no need to let the threat of hearing loss get in the way of your work or leisure activities.

Dr. Lawson is an expert in hearing protection. As an active duty audiologist based at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) in Bethesda, MD, he learned a great deal about protecting military servicepeople from the loud sounds they might encounter in the course of their duty. Transferring this expertise to more civilian uses, we can administer hearing protection to individuals engaged in a plethora of leisure pursuits.

Dr. Lawson is also a certified Course Director for the Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation (CAOHC). We hold regular hearing conservation classes on demand. We also offer mobile testing and off-site hearing health education. If you are an employer and wish to adhere to the recent hearing safety standards set by the OSHA, contact us today to see how we can help.

Those who have ever experienced an unwanted ringing or buzzing sound in their ears know the effect that tinnitus can have on our day-to-day lives. The impact of tinnitus differs from person to person, but in severe cases can result in increased stress, anxiety, insomnia and depression. As the sounds of tinnitus are usually only heard by the individual, it can be a very personal and isolating condition to live with.

As everyone experiences tinnitus slightly differently, we will look at your particular case, examine your ears and, if necessary, run hearing tests to form a clearer picture of the nature of your tinnitus.
While there is no known cure for tinnitus, thousands of people across the US are able to manage their symptoms successfully through the use of hearing aids equipped with sound masking programs, or tinnitus retraining therapy. The latter uses sound therapy to help your brain interpret the sounds in a different way which makes it easier to manage the sounds on a daily basis.

Are your trusty hearing aids looking a little worse for wear? All hearing aids will need to be professionally maintained at some point in their life. It can be very easy for earwax and other material to get lodged in the crevices. Without maintenance, hearing aids can easily break down at the most inconvenient of times.

Our practice can offer help in identifying the problem with your device, and if it is able to be fixed, then we are happy to offer that service. If the device is still under warranty, the repair will be complimentary. For your added convenience, walk-ins are welcome and you can drop off your hearing aids at any time.