Virus update

Ears to You remains committed to providing quality hearing care during these trying days.
We plan to continue seeing patients, but our schedule has been structured so that only one patient is in the office at any one time.
Walk-ins are allowed if no other patients are present. Patients may be accompanied by a family member or friend as desired.
Patients are asked to use hand sanitizer or wash their hands upon arrival. Patients with symptoms such as cough, fever, shortness of breath,
or muscle aches are asked to reschedule. Surfaces are cleaned following each appointment.

One patient emailed us, “You are essential personnel.” 🙂

David A. Taylor, MA
Audiologist & Hearing Aid Specialist
Ears to You

Ears to You

Come Home to better hearing

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Post 1: Introduction

I intend to present honest, professional information about hearing loss and hearing rehabilitation. Some blogs may only present the positive aspects of hearing aids. Other blogs may dote on the horror stories. I’ll tell you the good, the bad, and the ugly. I’m probably going to offend some of my audiologist colleagues. So be it. I’m probably going to upset some hearing aid wearers or potential wearers. So be it. But I’ll do my best to give you the most truthful, useful information about hearing loss and hearing aids on the Web. [Read more…]