Meet Your Audiologists
The mission of our Philadelphia audiologists and hearing doctors is to deliver compassionate and patient-focused hearing healthcare.
Kathleen Lewicki, MA
Katharine McClain, AuD
Melinda Scholl, MA, CCC-A
Gale Schwartz, MS, CCC-A
Lea Seitz, MA, CCC-A
Latoya Shuler, AuD
Audrey Small, MA, CCC-A
How your BergerHenry audiologist works with you
Your Audiologist will work closely with you to understand your unique hearing profile, considering your daily activities, typical listening situations, degree of hearing loss, cosmetic preferences, and budget. Once we have a full understanding of your needs, we’ll recommend a solution that’s tailored to fit your lifestyle.
How many hearing visits are required?
We’ll start your hearing journey with two initial visits. The first is a hearing aid evaluation, where we’ll assess your hearing profile and collaborate to choose the best hearing aid for you. The second appointment is the fitting, where we’ll program the devices to match your hearing loss and guide you on how to use and wear them. After that, the number of follow-up visits is up to you. We offer a variety of service and follow-up plans to best meet your needs.
What benefits come from using a hearing aid?
Taking care of your hearing health can have a positive impact on your physical, mental, and social well-being. Hearing aids have been shown to help improve memory, and lower the risk of dementia, depression, and fatigue. With regular use, they can also enhance speech comprehension and help you feel more confident in social situations.
Our 30-day hearing aid trial gives you the opportunity to experience these benefits in your daily life.
Do your Philadelphia audiologists perform hearing tests in all six of your locations?
Yes, our audiologists in Philadelphia perform hearing tests in each of our 6 office locations:
Our Commitment to You
The mission of BergerHenry audiologists is to deliver high-quality, compassionate, and patient-focused hearing healthcare. We are always just a phone call away – here to support you every step of the way. Call us at (610) 279-7878.
Hearing Health & Hearing Aid Resources
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