A TEXAS TINNITUS SPECIALIST YOU CAN TRUST
It is important to understand that if you believe you may have tinnitus, there is help available – but choosing the right medical provider is key. The American Tinnitus Association has developed a patient guide to navigating tinnitus, in which they urge patients to meet with a qualified audiologist if ringing in one ear or both ears persists beyond one week.
Furthermore, they encourage patients to consider the following when selecting a doctor for tinnitus:
- Is the audiologist familiar with the most recent tinnitus management options currently available to the medical community?
- What tinnitus therapy and treatment options are provided by the audiologist?
Does the audiologist have experience with determining the various causes of tinnitus? - Is the audiologist prepared to handle rare cases involving unique pre-existing conditions or concurrent symptoms?
- Which masking devices, hearing aids, and other items can they provide for noise management purposes?
- Is all medical advice based on the Clinical Practice Guideline for tinnitus from the American Academy of Otolaryngology?
At Memorial Hearing, we are confident that we can answer the above questions – and any others you may have – to your satisfaction.



