When was the last time you had your hearing checked? Adults should be screened
for hearing loss at least once a decade through age 50, and more frequently
thereafter. If you would like a baseline audiogram or are worried that
your child is having hearing problems, schedule an appointment at St.
John’s Audiology & Hearing Aids.
Hearing Loss Has Many Causes
Aging, noise exposure, infection, medication, head injuries, or hereditary
factors can affect hearing. We use state-of-the-art hearing exams to help
diagnose your hearing problems.
We offer several audiological exams in Teton County for patients of all
ages, including:
Hearing tests to determine hearing health
Tympanometry to test for the presence of fluid in the ears
Otoacoustic Emissions to test for hearing defects, especially in children
Screening for auditory processing disorders
Hearing Aids & Ear Protection
Some of the most effective ways to treat hearing loss are with hearing
aids. It is also important to reduce loud volume in your day-to-day life.
At St. John’s Audiology & Hearing Aids, we offer custom-fit
earplugs that allow you to cut out excess noise with comfort and ease.
To help you hear better, hearing aids equipped with the latest technology
allow you to capture sound and words you were previously missing.
Our hearing aid services include:
Hearing aid sales
Custom hearing protection, including recreational earpieces for musicians
and hunters
Hearing aid repairs and adjustments. We can service or repair Resound,
Phonak, Oticon, Signia/Seimens, and Widex hearing aids. We do not have
spare parts for other manufacturers.
Custom ear plugs and swim plugs
Our Hearing Aid Partners
St. John's Audiology & Hearing Aids sell Resound, Phonak and Oticon
Hearing aids, which include the latest digital technology, including open
fits, direct to iPhone, and rechargeable hearing aids.
Resources for Hearing Aid Patients
If you are having issues with your hearing aids, please browse the manufacturer's
FAQ and help centers. If the answer to your issue can not be resolved
by the hearing aid manufacturer, please contact our office for support.
St. John’s Audiologist
Rosanne Prince, AuD is licensed by the Wyoming Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology
and Audiology.
St. John’s Audiology & Hearing Aids is located at 555 Broadway,
Suite #229 in Jackson WY. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through
Friday. Call
307.739.7690 to make an appointment with Rosanne Prince, AuD.
