Appointments

Schedule appointments by calling (260) 426 3409, 1-800 832 0290 or email at info@fortwaynehearing.com.

Hours: Fort Wayne downtown Monday through Friday 10 to 5, or by appointment weekday evenings or saturday AM.

Main office: 333 East Washington Blvd. (corner of Lafayette Street – route 27 and East Washington Blvd.) with an open parking lot. Suite G in the center of the building through the parking lot entrance.

Wabash: Thursday afternoons by appointment only at Parkview Health, 1655 Cass Street, adjacent to Indiana’s BMV off route 24 and route 27 (by Walmart). (Listed as Fort Wayne Hearing)

Service Centers: previously located throughout Northeastern Indiana, but COVID put a stop to most of them for the time being, especially at the Rehab and Nursing Home locations (Fort Wayne’s Lutheran Life Village, St. Anne Community, Towne House) but also at our sites in Angola, Auburn, Berne, Decatur, Huntington, Kendallville, No. Manchester and Warren. We still go to some facilities in these towns but on a limited basis according to the facilities directives. Please call for more information if you can’t arrange transportation to Fort Wayne or Wabash.

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Digital circuit applications have greatly expanded the sound quality and understanding that comes with these advancements. Micro sized instruments operate either automatically or allow some manual manipulation if desired. > Of the five major manufacturers, Phonak (including Unitron) and Widex appear to be in the forefront of developing CORE technology circuits that are expanding the applications for listening in quiet and in noise. GN Resound (who also distribute their products through the costly Beltone retail chain stores), Oticon, Siemens (manufacturers of Rexton) are also working to address the ever expanding needs of the hearing impaired. Other manufacturers are also striving to develop innovative products, but with varying costs vs. benefits. Regretfully, the cheaper, lead-in products (or mail order devices) often leave the hearing impaired confused and discouraged. Consumers that develop a relationship with an established audiologist, that deals only with the advanced digital products appropriate for their hearing loss, will have greater options for addressing their hearing needs. Questions? Enter them hear or rather here, or send them to info@fortwaynehearing.com, or just call 426 3409 to schedule a free consultation at our new office in Fort Wayne, or at a service center outside of Fort Wayne by calling 1-800 832 0290 and talk to a professional that cares about your hearing needs! Read on for more information. Updates to follow!

Hearing loss is more noticeable than hearing aids! The "huh?", "what?" or "Could you repeat that?", or just the general withdrawal from casual conversations. *****

People do not "mumble" or talk too "soft" any more now than then did 20, 30 or 40 years ago when you had normal hearing and could follow the conversation. *****

You are not developing dementia or Alzheimer's but you may appear to be. You are merely missing part of the speech cues that comes with most mild hearing loss.+++++

Help?
The people around you should get your attention 1st. Establish eye contact. Keep eye contact throughout the conversation.
Don't walk away and stay in the same room. If they are talking from another room don't expect to fully understand what they are saying.
Your brain will never tell you when it is taking a guess. Did they say carve or car, That's fine or That's the sign (then you missed the turn dear!).

Free hearing screenings or consultation available Monday through Saturday by appointment by calling 426 3409 in Fort Wayne, or in Northeastern Indiana call 1 800 832 0290. No cost. No obligation. Just information. It may not be just selective hearing!

333 East Washington Blvd., Suite G, conveniently located at the corner of Lafayette Street and Washington Blvd., with free parking in the corner parking lot adjacent to this one (1) story white building.
Hours: 10 to 5, Monday through Friday, or by appointment evenings or Saturday AM.
Services: Full Audiological (hearing) testing. Licensed Audiologist
on staff.
Hearing aid evaluation, consultation and / or trial fitting.
Hearing aid cleaning and services (computer
programming)
Hearing aid repairs: repair lab on site. Licensed
Hearing Aid Specialist on staff.
Batteries and hearing aid accessories. (Discount for
extended service plan participants.)
Emergency? We are the only facility in the Fort Wayne region that will provide emergency services at our downtown Fort Wayne office, by calling our cell phone number 250 403 8326.

Service Centers available weekly in Angola, Auburn,Berne, Decatur,Huntington, Kendallville, No.Manchester, Wabash, Warren.
Walk in times or by appointment.
Please call 1 800 832 0290 for times, location or an appointment.