Center for Advanced Hearing Care

Comprehensive hearing and balance care from otolaryngologist-supervised, board-certified audiologists

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Hearing and Balance Care You Can Count On

Welcome to The Center for Advanced Hearing Care at Otolaryngology Consultant, PA. Our team is dedicated to complete, accurate, and individualized hearing and balance care. Our board-certified audiologists are trained to treat hearing and balance disorders in children and adults, making ENT Specialists a place where the entire family can receive top-quality care.

ENT Specialists Hearing Care Personalized. Supportive. Effective.

From hearing loss to tinnitus, we provide treatment for the full range of conditions and diseases that can impact your hearing. To begin your treatment experience, we’ll perform an initial exam with one of our board-certified otolaryngologists.

From there, one of our board-certified audiologists will administer a comprehensive hearing test. We’ll then use the results of those two exams to create a personalized treatment plan that reduces your hearing loss and improves your symptoms.

What Causes Hearing Loss?

The most common form of hearing loss is age-related—also known as presbycusis. There’s also noise-induced hearing loss, conductive hearing loss after an ear infection or injury, and more. How we treat your hearing loss will depend on its cause, as well as your age, lifestyle, treatment preferences, and other factors.

Hearing Care Resources

Hearing Loss Facts
Hearing Loss Prevention
Hearing Protection
Types of Hearing Loss
Communication Strategies
What is an Audiologist?

Hearing Care Services

Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
Sudden Deafness
Auditory Brainstem Response
Hearing Loss & Dementia
Hearing Tests
Hyperacusis
Single-Sided Deafness
Surgical Procedures for Hearing
Tinnitus Treatment
Tinnitus

Hearing Aids

ENT Specialists is proud to provide the latest, most cutting-edge hearing aids on the market today. If our audiologists recommend hearing aids to treat your condition, we will first carefully review the options with you and help select the best one for your lifestyle and budget. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all choice, and we’ll be sure you have the information you need to make the right decision.

Balance Care

Balance disorders cause many uncomfortable sensations, including dizziness and unsteadiness. You may also feel like you’re spinning or floating when you’re standing, sitting, or lying down. Balance disorders can occur due to problems with the inner ear or brain, head injuries, or other health conditions. Common types of balance disorders include:

Vertigo
Meniere’s Diseases
Vestibular Neuritis

Balance disorders affect more than 33 million American adults annually.Characterized by the sensation of dizziness or unsteadiness, a balance disorder can cause you to feel like you are spinning or floating while you are standing, sitting or lying down.

Around 75% of Americans over the age of 70 are diagnosed with abnormal balance, and women are at greater risk than men. Symptoms include dizziness, vertigo, trouble walking, light-headedness, blurry vision, disorientation, nausea, anxiety and fatigue.

Our audiologists use every tool at their disposal to properly diagnose balance disorders, including hearing tests, imaging tests, posturography tests, and more. Once we’ve identified the underlying cause of your symptoms, we’ll outline the treatment options available, which may include balance retraining exercises, medications, surgery, and more. We will carefully review the benefits and risks of each approach and help you determine which one is in your best interest.

Meet Our Audiologists

Erin Kelly, Au.D

Erin Kelly, Au.D is a board-certified audiologist. She earned a Doctorate of Audiology degree from Nova Southeastern University and a bachelor of science degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Central Florida. She specializes in adult and pediatric diagnostics and amplification.

Marci Cornish, MA, CCC-A

Ms. Cornish earned her master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Northwestern University. She specializes in all aspects of pediatric audiology, including diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment. Prior to joining ENT Specialists, she specialized in pediatric audiology at the University of Illinois Chicago Hospital, a leading center of auditory research. She administered the hospital’s NICU and well-baby hearing screening program and was a member of the pediatric craniofacial team and the pediatric cochlear implant program.