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Adult Forms

For our adult patients. Please take the opportunity to download and complete our new patient forms before your first visit.

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Quick Info

Hearing Aid Brands

Phonak
Signia
Widex
Oticon
Starkey

Insurances We Accept

Most major insurances accepted. Please call our office for insurance information

Professional Affiliations

American Academy of Audiology
Academy of Doctors of Audiology
West Virginia Audiology Association

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Confirm

Our office will contact you prior to your appointment to confirm the time and day.

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ID & Insurance

We are required to obtain copies of an acceptable form of ID and your insurance card.

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Print & Bring Forms

If you do print your forms ahead of time, remember to bring them with you.

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Don't Stress!

Most Importantly, Don’t Be Nervous. We’re here to help, please call with any questions.

Take Advantage of Our Financing Options

When you choose Mountaineer Audiology, you’ll get top-quality services and products. We understand that hearing aids can be costly so we offer financing through Care Credit. Get in touch with us to learn more about our financing options.

Payment Types

What To Expect At Mountaineer Audiology

1. Testing

During a hearing test, you’ll be seated in a quiet room and asked to listen to a series of sounds and tones. The audiologist will adjust the volume to determine your hearing threshold. The test may involve using headphones or speakers. You may also be asked to repeat words or phrases. The entire process usually takes about 30 minutes.

2. Results Consultation

After the testing is complete, we will review and discuss your results and how it may affect your quality of life. If you are a candidate for hearing aids, we will review your lifestyle, and budget and give you various options. If you are not ready just yet, we are here for you when you are! We ask you to return in one year to monitor your hearing.

3. Hearing Aid Discussion

A hearing aid discussion typically involves reviewing your hearing test results, discussing your lifestyle and preferences, and exploring various hearing aid options. The audiologist will explain the different types of hearing aids, their features,and how they can benefit you. You’ll also have the opportunity to ask questions and try on different hearing aids to find the best fit.

What Makes Us Unique?

We offer services and quality care second to none.

We believe that there is more to quality hearing health care than state-of-the-art medicine. In today’s complex medical environment, we like to keep things simple: we focus on you. We tailor our treatments to provide you with the finest personalized hearing health care we can provide. We’ve never wavered in our dedication to the highest standards of clinical excellence.

You can also expect:

Great customer service by a Doctor of Audiology with over 20 year experience
State of the art facility – custom sound booths and computerized equipment
Various hearing aid manufacturers offered
Reasonable pricing
3 year warranties for repair and loss on most devices

Testimonials

“After moving to PA over a year ago, my husband refuses to find a new, local audiologist, so we make the 4 hour trip when necessary. This is clearly confirmation on how GREAT the staff is at Mountaineer Audiology. Tara & Jamie go above & beyond for their patients.”

Beatts N.

“I have had Tara as an audiologist for several years and have no intention of changing to another audiologist anytime soon. Even after moving from Hampshire County to Jefferson County, WV over ten years ago, I still continue to go to Romney to see Tara for any issues relating to my hearing. She and Jamie have been wonderful.”

Jason Kidwell

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