Services
We offer services and treatment plans tailored to meet your unique hearing needs. From comprehensive evaluations to custom hearing aid fittings, our staff combines years of experience with state-of-the-art technology to find the best solution for you.
Hearing Tests
Hearing Testing and Evaluations
Choosing the right hearing aid starts with a clear understanding of your unique hearing loss needs. Our advanced testing procedures accurately identify whether or not you have hearing loss and measure the type and severity.
A Diagnostic Audiologic Evaluation is a series of tests that determine if you have hearing loss, and if so, to what extent. The tests are chosen based on your age, symptoms and medical history, allowing your provider to tailor a treatment plan for your specific needs.
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Online Hearing Screening
Think You Might Have Hearing Loss?
Take our free, 5-minute online screening to get a better understanding of your hearing health. It can determine if a professional screening is right for you.
Our Process
Finding the Perfect Match.
Hearing loss looks different for everyone, and as a result, there are a number of hearing aid varieties on the market. Through careful evaluations and custom fittings, we’ll help you find the best device for your hearing loss needs.
Step 1.
Come In and We’ll Test Your Hearing
One of our experienced hearing professionals will test your hearing and determine if hearing aids are the best solution for you.
Step 2.
Get Matched With the Right Device
Based on your unique hearing loss, our professionals will pair you with the best hearing aid to fit your needs, lifestyle, and budget.
Step 3.
Customize and Optimize Your Device
To ensure you’re getting the most from your new hearing aids, we’ll test your new device and make adjustments as needed for the perfect fit.
Step 4.
Check-in Regularly For Ongoing Care
Better hearing is a process, and we’re with you through every step of your journey with regular cleanings, maintenance and follow-up care.
Hearing Aid Services
We Service Your Devices
From hearing aid screening, selection and fittings, to ongoing maintenance and repairs – we offer a wide range of services to keep your hearing aids performing their best.
These evaluations determine if hearing aids are the best course of action for your hearing journey. If so, your provider will help you choose the best hearing aid style and features based on your level of hearing loss, lifestyle, and budget.
More on Evaluation for Hearing AidsOnce you’ve chosen hearing aids, the next step is to get them fitted and working just right. Your provider will walk you through proper care and maintenance, as well as make adjustments to ensure you’re getting the most from your new device.
More on Hearing Aid Dispensing & FittingLife happens, and wear and tear on your hearing aids is normal. If your device isn’t functioning properly, bring them in to have them assessed. Whether it’s physical damage or aging parts, your provider can address the issue and get you back to better hearing.
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A Well-Rounded Approach to Hearing Health
We’re passionate about helping our patients hear and live better. That’s why we offer a wide variety of hearing services to address and treat a range of conditions. Our trained staff will work with you to find the best solution and get you reconnected to better hearing.
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Down Syndrome
Down syndrome is a genetic disorder which leads to cognitive impairment. People with Down syndrome have learning difficulties, low muscle tone, and distinctive facial features. It was not until 1959 that the cause of Down syndrome was actually found. Down syndrome is fairly common, occurring in 1 in 800 babies. Causes and Concerns Down syndrome…
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Earwax Removal
Earwax is an essential part of hearing health, but too much buildup can cause blockages, earaches and other issues. Your hearing provider can remove significant blockages in the office and give you instructions for proper cleaning at home.
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Hearing Care for Infants and Children
If your child is experiencing symptoms such as speech, learning and behavioral issues, they could be early indicators of a hearing problem. An evaluation from a pediatric audiologist can provide a diagnosis and identify the best treatment plan for your child.
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Immunology Services
At Family ENT, Allergy & Asthma Center, we're committed to unraveling the complexities of the immune system. Through personalized care and ongoing support, we help patients with even the most challenging immunological disorders achieve better health and improved quality of life.
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Lung & Skin Disorders
Family ENT, Allergy & Asthma Center's Allergy & Immunology specialists, Dr. Nasim Reedy and Dr. Sudhir Sekhsaria, and our Otorhinolaryngologist, Dr. Vibhav Sekhsaria, offer expert care for complex respiratory conditions.
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Tinnitus Treatment Options
A tinnitus diagnosis doesn’t have to mean a life of discomfort; there are a number of treatment options that can help manage and relieve symptoms. A hearing professional can identify the underlying cause of your tinnitus and get you on the best path forward.
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Ear Infections and Balance Disorders
Solutions for Ear Pain and Balance Issues
At Family ENT Allergy and Asthma Care, we provide specialized treatment for ear infections and balance issues affecting both children and adults. From painful middle ear infections and pediatric ear conditions to swimmer’s ear and vertigo, our expert team offers effective solutions to alleviate symptoms and prevent complications. Whether it’s ear pain, irritability in children, or balance problems, we’re here to help you find relief and restore your well-being.
Causing pain for children and adults alike, middle ear infections can lead to many problems. Seeking medical attention for your ear infection is the best solution to make sure that you receive adequate treatment and prevent complications. Find out about the symptoms and solutions of an ear infection. Causes and Concerns Ear infections are not…
More on Ear InfectionAn ear infection can be unpleasant for anyone, especially a baby or toddler. Ear infections cause pain, irritability, and loss of appetite. Also, when your child has an ear infection, he or she will grab at the ears. Find out about the symptoms and solutions for pediatric ear infection. Causes and Concerns An ear infection…
More on Pediatric Ear InfectionSwimmer’s ear (otitis externa) is a condition that causes pain in the outer ear and ear canal. The ear canal protects the ear from foreign objects entering in the middle part of the ear, such as bugs, water, and small toys children shove in there. The ear canal is also responsible for protecting the ear…
More on Swimmer's EarVertigo is an unpleasant feeling that is twofold. With vertigo, it feels as if the room is spinning, or it can feel as if you are moving. Vertigo is not the same as dizziness. When you are dizzy, it feels more like you are light headed and may pass out. Dizziness is a common feeling…
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Relief for Laryngitis and Swollen Glands
Treatment for Voice Loss and Lymph Node Inflammation
Laryngitis and swollen glands are common conditions often caused by infections or overuse of your voice. While laryngitis leads to inflammation of the vocal cords, swollen glands signal your body is fighting off illness. At Family ENT Allergy and Asthma Care, we provide targeted treatments to reduce discomfort and restore your health quickly, helping you recover your voice and ease throat pain.
Laryngitis is a common medical condition characterized by inflammation and swelling of the larynx (voice box). The majority of cases are caused by common viruses, infections or overuse of your voice. Laryngitis is not considered a serious health concern. Symptoms and Signs Laryngitis may occur at the same time or a couple of days after…
More on LaryngitisDo you have a sore throat, headache, and fatigue? It is possible that you could have swollen lymph nodes, also called “swollen glands.” Typically, if your glands are swollen, it is an indication that your body is fighting an infection or some other type of illness. Purpose of Lymph Nodes Helping your body battle infections…
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Throat Service
Expert Care for Lasting Throat Relief
When small things are left untreated, large problems can occur. Our professionals can treat infections, lymph nodes issues, and other problems with the throat.
Also known as dysphagia, “difficulty swallowing” is generally a sign of problems with either your esophagus or your throat. Dysphagia is more common in babies, the elderly, and individuals with brain or nervous system disorders, but anyone can have difficulty swallowing at any time. Causes and Concerns There are several reasons why the throat or…
More on Difficulty SwallowingHoarseness, an abnormal change in your voice, can be the result of a disorder in the vocal cords (sound producing parts) of the larynx (voice box). Your voice may sound strained and raspy when you are hoarse. There may also be changes in pitch and volume of your voice. Causes and Concerns When you breathe,…
More on HoarsenessThere are more common problems of the tongue than you can probably imagine. While most are not serious, a few can require medical attention. More often than not, parents will look at their child’s tongue and panic when they see it is bright red in color. Of course, the parent did not realize that five…
More on Problem of the TongueSnoring is caused by the vibrating movement of the uvula and the soft palate that is located in the roof of the mouth. The uvula is the small mass of tissue that hangs down from the middle of the soft palate. When a person sleeps, the uvula and the soft palate relax and vibrating movements…
More on SnoringSo, you have a sore throat, cough, runny nose and congestion. Have you caught a common cold or do you have allergy symptoms? Sometimes, it is even difficult for doctors to distinguish between the two, because their symptoms can be so similar. If you have a persistent throat discomfort accompanied by other allergy symptoms, consider…
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Nose/Sinus Service
Comprehensive Care for Chronic Sinus Issues
We treat chronic and recurrent issues with the ears that affect clarification of daily sounds. Physical ailments that cause hearing loss can be traced comfortably back to their origin with tests.
Balloon Sinuplasty opens blocked sinus cavities in four easy steps: A guide wire and balloon catheter are inserted into the inflamed sinus. The balloon is inflated to expand the sinus opening. Saline is sprayed into the infected sinus cavity to flush out pus and mucus. The system is removed, leaving the sinuses open. What is…
More on Balloon Sinuplasty for Chronic SinusitisThe loss of smell is called anosmia. For most people, the loss of smell begins to deteriorate after the age of 60, and the majority of elderly people lose their sense of smell almost completely. Mouth and nose specialists report that the ability to smell is at its peak between the ages of 30 and…
More on Loss of SmellNose Bleeds A nose bleed is called epistaxis, and this is a fairly common condition. If you have ever had a nose bleed, you probably did not even realize that only one nostril was bleeding. The blood comes from the tissue that lines the inside of the nostrils. Nosebleeds are more common in people who…
More on Nose BleedsEvery year thousands of people flock to drug stores and department store pharmacies, to stand in front of numerous products trying to figure out what sinus medication they should buy. Many people often mistake a sinus problem with a cold or symptoms of allergies. Because these conditions often mimic each other, it is best to…
More on SinusitisA stuffy nose is a condition that doctors call nasal congestion, and it can be caused by several things. Although most people think they have a cold when they get a stuffy nose, this symptom can occur from a number of health conditions. With a stuffy nose, the membranes of the nasal passages get inflamed…
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Allergy Service
Breathe Easy Again
Allergy issues are some of the most common problems impacting individuals across the globe. From sneezing, watery eyes and scratchy throats, to aching or swollen sinus cavities, your allergy health can have a detrimental impact on your quality of life if not treated.
Allergy and sinus problems can lead to sinusitis, upper airway infections, persistent allergies, and asthma in children. Asthma is a condition that can be life threatening for your child. There are many other causes of allergy and sinus problems in children. Find out about the symptoms and solutions for allergy and sinus conditions. Causes and…
More on Allergy and SinusAn ear infection can occur from allergies, and this will act the same way as an ear illness from a virus or bacteria. Ear infections typically occur in the middle ear, when fluid becomes trapped in the small space behind the ear drum. This fluid buildup leads to pain and other symptoms. Causes and Concerns…
More on Allergy Ear InfectionFrom your initial consultation through ongoing management, we're here to provide support, education, and cutting-edge treatments tailored to your specific needs. Our goal is to help you breathe easier, eat with confidence, and enjoy life to its fullest – without letting allergies hold you back.
More on Allergy ServicesIf you have persistent inflammation or swelling of the tissues that line your sinuses, you could have a condition called chronic sinusitis. Under normal circumstances, your sinuses are full of air, but when they get blocked and filled with fluid, viruses, bacteria, or fungi can accumulate there and lead to a sinus infection. Causes and…
More on Chronic SinusitisDizziness causes you to feel unstable or sense the room is spinning. There are many reasons that dizziness occurs, and for proper treatment, a doctor must ascertain the cause of the condition. Dizziness often occurs for people with persistent allergies. Find out about the symptoms and solutions for dizziness. Causes and Concerns Dizziness is that…
More on DizzinessIf you or a family member suffers from itchy and watery eyes, as well as a red, congested nose, chances are you have allergic rhinitis. These symptoms only get worse when seasons change. More commonly known as hay fever, allergic rhinitis is easily treated. Causes and Concerns Like other allergic reactions, hay fever results when…
More on Hay FeverNon-allergic rhinitis is a set of symptoms resembling an allergy but having no known cause. Generally developing in adulthood, symptoms persist all year round. The symptoms include postnasal drip, sneezing, runny nose, and stuffy nose. Approximately 19 million people in the U.S. have non-allergic rhinitis as compared to 58 million who suffer from allergic rhinitis.…
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