Hearing Loss & Audiology
Hearing loss is a common health condition for aging adults, ranging from mild to profound.
Your Michigan Answer for Hearing Loss
Hearing loss can have devastating effects on your life and relationships, making you feel less connected with the world around you. Find expert care and advanced treatments for hearing loss from the experts of University of Michigan Health.
More than half of U.S. adults over age 65 have hearing loss. Common signs include difficulty hearing voices when there is background noise, trouble hearing on the phone, asking people to repeat themselves or turning up the volume on the television. The most common cause of hearing loss is aging but also includes exposure to loud noise, infections, earwax buildup, genetics, some medications, head injuries and certain health conditions.
Our team of audiologists and ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialists is the country’s largest and among the top-ranked for hearing care services. From advanced diagnostic tools to state-of-the-art hearing aids and surgeries, we personalize our solutions for your lifestyle and goals.
We provide expert, compassionate care and advanced treatments fueled by the dedicated scientists of our Kresge Hearing Research Institute. Our wide range of treatments includes cochlear implants, bone-anchored hearing systems, therapies for balance disorders and tinnitus and groundbreaking clinical trials.
Don’t let hearing loss make your life harder. Find hope, support and more options at U-M Health.
