MESA

(480) 725-2146

SCOTTSDALE

(480) 571-9788

19 Years

Advanced Hearing Group is Celebrating 20 Years of

Helping You Hear Well and Live Well.

We Have Your Hearing Aid Solutions

Our goal is to enhance your life through sound, helping you hear well and live well.

Advanced Hearing Group is Your Hearing Aid Specialist in Mesa & Scottsdale, AZ

Advanced Hearing Aids

With cutting-edge hearing aid technology, you can experience crystal clear phone conversations, vibrant music, turn-by-turn navigation, and more. Audio paired with your made-for-smart-phone hearing aid is delivered wirelessly from your smart phone (iPhone and Android), iPad, or iPod. Contact us to learn more about this and other new hearing technologies.

Easy Appointments

Our audiologists and staff are committed to making your visit convenient, comfortable, and easy. With three centrally-located offices in Mesa & Scottsdale, Arizona, AND convenient online appointment scheduling, we promise to respect your time. Our North & South Scottsdale offices even have Saturday appointments available! Click below to schedule.

The Best Audiologists

You will not find an audiologist more caring, thorough, and compassionate than our providers. We understand that hearing loss is frustrating, and that many people have trouble adjusting to treatment. The difference is, we are 100% committed to your satisfaction. In addition, we communicate closely with your personal physicians to help you hear well and live well.

The NOW Program™ for Hearing Aids

The NOW Program™ is a risk-free opportunity to try a new pair of hearing aids BEFORE you buy them. Our audiologists will fit you with a trial pair of hearing aids that you can wear FREE for 2 weeks with NO money down. This is the perfect try-before-you-buy option.

Meet The Audiologists

Advanced Hearing Group Providers

Audiologist

Adam DiPuccio

CEO and Founder,
Clinical Audiologist,
C.C.C.-A., F.A.A.A.

Audiologist

Gary Johnson, II

Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology

Audiologist

Kelly M. Lewis

Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology

 

Audiologist

Amanda Fitzsimmons

Au.D., F-AAA
Doctor of Audiology

Audiologist

Aryana Moore

Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology

Audiologist

Tamahra Navarrete

Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology

Audiologist

Laurie R. Davis

Au.D., CCC-A
Doctor of Audiology

How can we help…

We promise to always take the time to listen and talk with you one-on-one, ensuring that we answer all your questions thoroughly.

Audiologists diagnose and treat hearing loss

Our Services

Audiology & Hearing Aid Services in Mesa & Scottsdale

Every member of our professional team is highly trained and extremely focused on your hearing and balance needs. We promise to always take the time to listen and talk with you one-on-one ensuring that we answer all your questions thoroughly. Each Audiologist carefully explains your options and assists you in making decisions that are best for you. Our goal is to enhance your life through sound, helping you live well and hear well.

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Hearing Tests

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Hearing Aids

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Earwax Removal

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Tinnitus Treatment

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Balance Testing (VNG/ENG)

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Ear Molds

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Prevent Cognitive Decline

Hearing Tests

Scheduling a hearing test is the first step toward better hearing! We offer both Audiometric testing as well as Supra-Frequency Audiometry tests. Having your hearing tested will allow our audiologists to diagnose the type and severity of your hearing loss as well as the most effective treatment options.

Our Hearing Aid Brands

Advanced Hearing Group Proudly Carries the Following Hearing Aid Brands

Phonak hearing aids
Starkey hearing aids
Oticon hearing aids
Siemens hearing aids
Oticon hearing aids
Signia hearing aids
Signia hearing aids
Rexton hearing aids
ReSound hearing aids
Widex hearing aids

Testimonials of Better Hearing

Hear Well. Live Well.

Make an Appointment

MESA

(480) 218-1328

SCOTTSDALE

(480) 429-0026

Call our office OR fill out the form below.

Your Audiologist in Scottsdale & Mesa

Hearing Loss FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Hearing Loss, Hearing Aids, and Audiology

Q: What is hearing loss?

A: Sound is projected in a wide range of pitches and volumes – from the low hum of a buzzing bee to the high-pitched tone of a ringing cell phone. A person with hearing loss can still hear some pitches and volumes, but not the full range of sounds. Many times, only the extremes of the ranges, or just the very quiet or very high-pitched, may be inaudible.

Q: How do I know if I have hearing loss?

A: Because hearing loss is often a gradual process, many people have a difficult time telling when their hearing capabilities have diminished. There are many common complaints with which you may identify such as having family members often tell you that the television volume is too high or frequently requesting others to repeat themselves. To learn more about your hearing loss, take our Online Hearing Questionnaire

Q: How much do hearing aids cost?

A: Hearing aids come in a wide range of cost. This may depend on your individual situation including your level of hearing loss and your lifestyle. Hearing aid costs can be managed by working with a hearing professional who partners with your health insurance and offers financing.

Q: Will insurance pay for my hearing aid?

A: Many health insurance policies cover a variety of hearing aids. It is important to thoroughly understand your coverage as there are often specific requirements on the type of appliance that is covered and/or limitations on the amount of coverage. It is our goal to find the type of hearing aid that is most suitable to your hearing loss and we will help you understand your treatment options as they relate to your health insurance coverage.

Q: Do you accept my insurance?

A: To view the list of insurances that we currently contract with, click here. If you do not find your insurance company on our list, call our office as we are frequently adding new insurance contracts.

Q: Why do some people’s hearing aids seem to work better than other’s? Aren’t they all the same?

A: There are vast differences between hearing aids, hearing abilities, levels of expertise among hearing practitioner as well as each person’s adaptability to change. All of these variables can affect how successfully a person’s hearing aids appear to perform. Generally, the longer a person waits to address their hearing loss, the more difficult it is for them to adjust to wearing amplification.

Q: How long should my hearing aids last?

A: The average life of a hearing aid is three to five years. Periodic cleaning can minimize repairs and extend their lifespan.

Q: What is an audiologist?

A: An audiologist is a professional specializing in prevention, assessment, and non-medical management of hearing disorders that hold a graduate degree in Audiology. By virtue of their education, training, and licensure, audiologists are the most qualified professionals to assess and treat hearing disorders.

Q: What is a hearing aid dispenser?

A: A hearing aid dispenser is licensed by the state to engage in the practice of dispensing hearing devices. Their scope of practice is hearing aid sales and service. They are not required to have a university degree.

Q: Why should I choose an audiologist if I need hearing aids?

A: Today’s hearing aids are much more complex than in the past. To select the best hearing aid for your particular hearing loss and lifestyle requires a complete understanding of hearing loss and your successful adaptation to your hearing aid may require a program that includes complete testing, careful counseling, instruction, and follow-up.

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