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We offer a wide array of hearing device options for our patients, ensuring optimal comfort and ease.
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Our comprehensive range of services meet the individualized needs of all hearing patients.
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The New York Hearing Center is open Mon-Fri, from 9:00am to 5:00pm. We are closed on weekends.
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Ear Doctors and Hearing Specialists in NYC

The New York Hearing Center offers hearing solutions that are customized to each patient’s individual needs. Our ear doctors and hearing specialists provide the highest quality of patient care and an array of services including: evaluation, rehabilitation and the prevention of hearing impairment and balance disorders.

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iPhone Hearing Aids
The smartphone age is helping hearing aids get smarter — and even more customized…
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Bone Anchored Hearing Aids
Bone anchored hearing aids are the only implanted hearing replacement solution that…
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Hearing Aid Evaluation
At the New York Hearing Center, we offer advanced testing and evaluations that are designed…
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Hearing Loss Surgery
A stapedectomy is a surgical procedure that is designed to improve hearing in patients…
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We Are Hearing Angels

For every hearing aid purchased from The New York Hearing Center, a portion is donated to the Starkey Hearing Foundation’s Hearing Angel Program, helping children around the globe who cannot afford proper hearing care.

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Recent Articles

Can Treating Hearing Loss Help Slow Dementia?

Hearing loss is a widespread issue, particularly among older adults, with about one-third of people over 60 experiencing some degree of impairment. Research increasingly highlights a strong connection between hearing loss and a higher risk of dementia, underscoring the need to address this often-overlooked health issue.

The Connection Between Hearing Loss and Dementia

A 2020 study in The Lancet found that hearing loss is associated with a 1.9 times greater risk of cognitive decline and dementia,

How Insomnia Can Affect Your Hearing

While not fully understood, research shows that insomnia may indirectly affect hearing through various mechanisms. Chronic sleep deprivation associated with insomnia can lead to increased stress and elevated cortisol levels, which may subsequently impair blood flow to the inner ear. This impairment has the potential to contribute to conditions such as tinnitus and increased sensitivity to sound.

How To Spot The Difference Between An Ear Infection and Swimmer’s Ear

With the weather warming up, summer presents an excellent time for swimming and outdoor recreation. As families engage in activities at pools, lakes, rivers, and beaches, it is essential to understand the distinction between swimmer’s ear and an infection in the middle ear.

Swimmer’s ear refers to an infection occurring in the outer ear canal,

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