Master Provider Network
Click on our database below for more information about the hearing care professionals you could see about a hearing loss. Remember, your first stop should always be a checkup from your hearing healthcare provider. Your overall health can affect your hearing and it's important to make sure nothing else is wrong.

All of these professionals will help you learn if you have a hearing loss and, if so, how severe. You'll also learn if you could benefit from hearing aids or other types of assistance, such as telephone amplifiers, TV listening devices, etc.

If you are a hearing healthcare provider, we encourage you to sign-up and join our listing of professionals in our Master Provider Network.

Our database contains nearly 5000 Audiologists, Otolaryngologists, and other hearing healthcare professionals. You can start your search by choosing a location from the menu below: Location -- United States -- Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Washington, D.C. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming -- Canada -- Alberta B.C. Manitoba N W Territories New Brunswick Newfoundland Nova Scotia Ontario Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon -- International -- Australia Jamaica P E I Philippines Puerto Rico West Indies Providers listed in this database are not obligated to provide any free services or products. * If you are in the hearing industry, click here to get listed in our growing database of hearing healthcare professionals.

Audiologists
Academy of Dispensing Audiologists
An audiologist is a licensed hearing care professional who specializes in the identification, assessment and treatment of hearing loss and the fitting of hearing aids. Audiologists hold graduate degrees in the field of hearing, and are experts in the measurement of hearing loss.

Otologist / Otolaryngologist /
ENT Physicians
These are medical doctors trained in diagnosing and treating diseases of the ear, and in identifying types of hearing loss that respond to medical or surgical treatment. Some offices may have a hearing aid specialist or dispensing audiologist on staff for patients who can benefit from the use of hearing aids.

Hearing Instrument Specialists
A hearing instrument specialist is a licensed hearing care professional who specializes in the testing, selection and fitting of hearing aids.

Industrial Mobile Testing
Pertains to audiologists, technicians, or medical doctors who are certified to provide onsite hearing evaluations that comply with state, federal or provincial regulations.