Puget Sound Hearing Aid & Audiology by AudioNova
Everett , WA 98208
Tuesday: 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Wednesday: 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Thursday: 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Friday: 08:30 AM to 05:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
- In Person
- Curbside
- Virtual
What we offer
Comprehensive & holistic care
Unlike other clinics that are limited to offering hearing aids from one brand, we offer solutions and technology from a wide range of top-tier brands, enabling our providers to find the perfect device and fit for each patient.
Treating hearing loss starts here
When you visit in person for a risk-free evaluation, you’ll receive an in-ear examination as well as a comprehensive hearing test, including Otoscopy, Tympanometry, Tone Test, Bone Conduction and Speech Discrimination. Can’t make it to the office? Meet with us curbside or virtually!
Hearing aids & treatment
Our clinicians are extremely knowledgeable on the latest technology and will work with you to find the best solution to fit your lifestyle. We offer a wide range of hearing aid brands, with styles, and technology to fit your needs and budget.
Tinnitus testing & treatment
While there is no cure for tinnitus, it can improve greatly with treatment. A full examination including diagnostic testing often pinpoints the underlying cause of the tinnitus, and various treatments are available to help with the symptoms.
Hearing protection
We specialize in hearing protection for recreation and high-noise jobs, with different levels of attenuation and protection available. From custom in-ear monitors to filtered ear plugs, we have multiple options for protection.
Insurance counseling
Navigating your insurance benefits is no easy task. That’s why we have insurance specialists on-staff who are happy to verify your benefits and take the time to explain them. Relax in the knowledge that we work with most major insurance brands — and let us handle the hard stuff.
Additional clinic details
Tinnitus management
At Puget Sound, we specialize in the diagnosis and management of tinnitus (often called “ringing in the ears”). A full examination often pinpoints the underlying cause of tinnitus and helps our hearing care professionals determine the best plan of treatment, which may include special hearing aids, sound therapy, or changes in diet.
Evaluation and Treatment for Veterans
Audiologists at our Puget Sound clinic are contracted with the VA to serve veterans in our community through comprehensive evaluations and affordable care.
Dementia
Our caring providers and welcoming staff make it inviting and comfortable for those suffering from dementia or other memory challenges to enter our office. We invite family members into the process and offer unique counseling options to help with a successful home or memory care communication plan.
Patient Reviews
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12/07/2024Everyone is so nice! -
12/01/2024Highly Recommend This Company. Every one is very helpful. Great price on hearing aids . -
11/24/2024excellent service -
10/31/2024Great service & feedback from Mary was very helpful.Due to her concerns & care we have a follow up appt with Our ENT. -
10/21/2024Great service -
10/20/2024Appreciate the service on fixing my hearing aid -
10/19/2024Great customer service. Took time to show me everything and answer all my questions. Very knowledgeable. -
10/15/2024Drop-in hour is a nice service -
10/10/2024Loved the Everett, Wa office, the ladies there are very nice and wonderful to deal with. HOWEVER, I took a BIG star off because it is IMPOSSIBLE to reach them by phone. I very much dislike this call center. Both options send you to the same people at the call center (which is dishonest) and they are not friendly. I had to resort to lying to get them to send me into MY own office just to speak with MY own specialist. For example: I call in and go through the BS of pushing the buttons (why? when you're sending me straight to the same place?) anyway...the call center answers and when I say, I need to be transferred to the Everett office." They say, "are you a current patient?" (What does it matter) "Yes." (I should immediately be transferred) Then I get, "Are they expecting your call?" (What? Am I not allowed to call unless they are sitting there waiting for me to call them?) So I lied and said "Yes" and felt like a complete idiot for doing so. Look...I'm paying thousands of dollars for sensitive pieces of equipment and I'm going to think up new questions as time goes on. I want to be able to easily speak to Anne, my specialist...not 3 different people in the call center. I haven't made a relationship with them, they don't know me and I abhor having to explain my situation again and again. This needs to change. If you want to have a call center for new patients for scheduling, that's 1 thing...but you need to seriously change your set up you have now. It's not tenable.
Meet the team
Mary Silva, Au.D.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is custom hearing protection different from non-custom hearing protection?
Custom hearing protection is modeled after an impression taken of the ear. This will provide the best and most comfortable fit in the ear, which will eliminate ear pain or soreness that can occur with non-custom products. Custom hearing protection also provides a tight seal in the ear that prevents the unwanted high-level noise to leak into the ear.
How do I properly insert my hearing protection devices?
Some hearing protection devices are marked red (right) and blue (left). If they are not marked, they are not side specific.
For custom products: Slide the thinner side into your ear canal and twist the plug until it fits comfortably in the ear. Pull up from the top of the ear, to straighten the ear canal, as you push the ear mold into the ear.
For non-custom products: Slide the thinner side into your ear canal and pull up from the top of the ear, to straighten the ear canal, as you push the ear plug into the ear. If you are using a foam plug, tightly squeeze and roll it before putting in the ear canal.
When should I use hearing protection?
Hearing protection should be used any time you are participating in a high-noise recreational activity or job. Some of these include: hunting, music industry, motor sports, construction, etc. Noise-induced hearing loss can occur from exposure to noise over time, as well as exposure to one intensely loud, brief event. The louder the sound, the less time it takes to cause damage. If you experience ringing in your ears or temporary hearing loss in your ears after a high noise event, the environment was too loud and could cause damage.