Speech, Language and Hearing Service Providers
Audiologist
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Audiologist
A medical professional who diagnoses and treats hearing and balance problems in people of all ages. Audiologists perform hearing tests, fit and adjust hearing aids, recommend hearing protection, and help patients manage ringing in the ears (tinnitus) or dizziness. Patients can expect help with hearing loss, balance issues, and advice on devices or therapies to improve communication and quality of life.
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Assistive Technology Practitioner
A medical professional who specializes in assessing and managing hearing and balance issues, with additional expertise in recommending and fitting assistive technology devices. They help patients with hearing loss or communication challenges by providing hearing aids, assistive listening devices, and other technology solutions to improve daily life. Patients can expect thorough hearing evaluations, personalized device selection, and ongoing support for using and maintaining assistive technology.
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Assistive Technology Supplier
A medical professional who specializes in helping people with hearing loss or related conditions by evaluating their needs and providing assistive technology, such as hearing aids, listening devices, or communication tools. This provider works with individuals of all ages to improve hearing and communication, offers advice on using and maintaining devices, and supports patients in adapting to new technology for better daily functioning.
Specialist/Technologist
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Speech/Language/Hearing Specialist/Technologist
A medical professional who helps evaluate and manage problems with speech, language, hearing, or swallowing. They use specialized equipment and techniques to assess hearing loss, speech difficulties, or communication disorders. Patients may see this provider for hearing tests, speech therapy, or help with devices like hearing aids. Common conditions they address include stuttering, language delays, hearing impairment, and voice disorders.
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Audiology Assistant
A healthcare professional who works under the supervision of an audiologist to support hearing care services. An audiology assistant helps with hearing tests, prepares patients for exams, maintains hearing aids, and assists with ear mold fittings. Patients can expect assistance with routine hearing device care, basic hearing screenings, and support throughout their audiology appointments.
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Speech-Language Assistant
A medical professional who works under the supervision of a speech-language pathologist to help patients improve their speech, language, and communication skills. A speech-language assistant supports people with speech delays, language disorders, stuttering, voice problems, or difficulties after a stroke or brain injury. Patients can expect help with practicing speech exercises, understanding language, and using communication tools during therapy sessions.