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Audiologists - Frederick, MD

We found 19 audiologists in Frederick, MD. See refinement options below.

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Dr. Lauren N. Wirebach, AU.D.

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1700 Kingfisher Drive, Frederick, MD

301-846-0222

Dr. Lauren Wirebach practices audiology in Frederick, MD.
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Mary Kathryn Morgan, CCC-A, MS

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350 Montevue, Frederick, MD 21702

301-600-1029

Ms. Mary Morgan practices audiology in Frederick, MD.
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Lori Jean Barr

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310 Delaware Road, Frederick, MD

301-663-0553

Ms. Lori Barr specializes in audiology and practices in Frederick, MD.
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Dr. Tricia Pastore-Bard, AU.D.

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75 E Thomas Johnson Drive, Frederick, MD

301-695-3100

Dr. Tricia Pastore-Bard practices audiology in Frederick, MD.
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Dr. Jenifer Woo Cushing, AU.D.

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1700 Kingfisher Drive, Frederick, MD

301-846-0222

Dr. Jenifer Cushing works as an audiology specialist in Frederick, MD.
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Dr. Shelby Grace Gillen, AUD

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163 Thomas Johnson Drive, Frederick, MD

301-694-9111

Dr. Shelby Gillen is an audiology specialist in Frederick, MD.
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Lori Alessi, CCC-A, M.S.

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82 Thomas Johnson Court, Frederick, MD

301-698-2440

Ms. Lori Alessi works as an audiology specialist in Frederick, MD.
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Rebecca Syre Kelly, AUD

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1700 Kingfisher Drive, Frederick, MD

301-846-0222

Ms. Rebecca Kelly works as an audiology specialist in Frederick, MD.
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Ms. Cathy S. Fleschner, M.A.

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27 W 7th Street, Frederick, MD

301-694-9111

Ms. Cathy Fleschner works as an audiology specialist in Frederick, MD.
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Dr. Kristen Ruby Hood, AUD

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1700 Kingfisher Drive, Frederick, MD

301-846-0222

Dr. Kristen Hood specializes in audiology and practices in Ashburn, VA.
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Kenneth George Henry, PH.D.

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163 Thomas Johnson Drive, Frederick, MD

301-694-9111

Dr. Kenneth Henry is an audiology specialist in Frederick, MD.
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David I. Alexander

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101 Clarke Place, Frederick, MD

301-360-1460

Mr. David Alexander works as an audiology specialist in Frederick, MD.
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Mary Ann Dworak, CCC-A, AUD

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801 Toll House Avenue, Frederick, MD 21701

301-846-0222

Ms. Mary Dworak specializes in audiology and practices in Chevy Chase, MD.
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Mrs. Katherine Shea Rinkes, AUD

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1001 Storrington Drive, Frederick, MD

301-685-3698

Ms. Katherine Rinkes specializes in audiology and practices in Frederick, MD.
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Ms. Sandra Barnes Castle, M.ED.

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801 Toll House Avenue, Frederick, MD

301-846-0222

Ms. Sandra Castle practices audiology in Frederick, MD.
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Amanda J. Reed, AUD

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1700 Kingfisher Drive, Frederick, MD

301-846-0222

Ms. Amanda Reed is an audiology specialist in Frederick, MD.

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What is Audiology?

Audiology is the healthcare profession concerned with the treatment of hearing loss, hearing disorders, and certain balance disorders. In short, audiologists help people hear better.

There are many different issues that can cause hearing loss, including problems present at birth, infection, or even built-up earwax within the ear. A visit to the audiologist usually begins with the audiologist asking questions about the hearing loss: how long it has been going on, or whether it affects one or both ears. Audiologists may also ask their patients if they have experienced any illnesses or other events that may have impacted their hearing. The visit usually includes a physical examination of the ears, as well as hearing tests.

Audiologists provide many services to patients, including:

Fitting and tuning hearing aids
Fitting cochlear implants
Balance therapy
Treatment of tinnitus
Aural rehabilitation, or helping people adapt to hearing loss
Compensation skills training, such as lip reading or communication tactics
Earwax removal

Hearing is an major part of the way we communicate and navigate the world around us. While a wonderful life without hearing is certainly possible, hearing loss can be upsetting or even frightening at first. Audiology is an important field that gives people with hearing disorders the tools to lead their lives with confidence.