Upgrade To A Better Hearing Experience.
We are more than a hearing aid clinic, we are your hearing health care professionals. Our hearing aid specialists provide a satisfaction guarantee, advanced technology, and a consistent after-care program, meaning we will provide personalized and ongoing hearing care for you and your loved ones.
Schedule An Appointment With Your Local Macomb Hearing Aid Specialist.
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Dr. Jessica Dimmick, Audiologist
"As a doctor of audiology, to experience the restoration of clarity and understanding of voices for someone struggling to hear is a gift. I just had to help more."
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Amber Richey, Hearing Aid Specialist
She is passionate about assisting patients with their hearing healthcare needs to achieve a better quality of life. She is excited to offer her services to Quincy, Macomb and Galesburg.
Dr. Jessica Dimmick, Audiologist
Amber Richey, Hearing Aid Specialist
Our hearing assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of your hearing ability and health. It involves a series of tests that measure your hearing thresholds, speech understanding, and middle ear function.
HEARING ASSESSMENT
Our hearing aid brands use the latest technology to process sound and help you hear more clearly. They come in different styles, sizes, and features to suit your preferences and needs.
HEARING AID SOLUTIONS
Hearing aids can malfunction or break due to various reasons, such as moisture, dirt, or damage. Our hearing aid specialists can repair your hearing aids and restore their functionality and performance, even if they are out of warranty.
HEARING AID REPAIR
Tinnitus is a condition that causes ringing, buzzing, or other noises in the ears. Our hearing professionals can help you find the cause and the best treatment for your tinnitus, such as hearing aids, sound therapy, or counseling.
TINNITUS TREATMENT
Two Ways We Optimize Your Investment in Hearing Aids
If you are looking for the gold standard in hearing care, understand that Hearing Doctors of Illinois adheres to best practices in the fitting of your hearing instruments using real ear verification.
Verification
Verification is how we make sure your hearing aids are working RIGHT for your unique needs.
Validation
Validation is where YOU have a say in how your hearing aids sound and how your feedback improves your hearing aid experience.
Hearing Aid Best Practices: Verification & Validation
Verification is the way to measure hearing aid performance to establish truth and accuracy. It is an objective measure based solely on the empirical evidence recorded by the instrumentation. We use verification to ensure that the powerful processors inside of hearing instruments are able to meet a specific standard, giving the patient what their hearing loss requires. Without proper verification practices, there is no way of knowing if the hearing aids are performing correctly. This procedure compares the real-time study of sound inside of your ear canal to prescribed amplification required for your individual hearing loss.
After the verification measurement has been completed and the proper adjustments have been made, it is crucial for a patient to validate their hearing aids and assess their effectiveness from their own perspective. We will fine-tune your hearing aids to your exact preferences, ensuring that the hearing aids are not only performing accurately, but are also comfortable and meeting your needs.
We are in-network with most insurance!
Call our office to confirm your benefits with our insurance benefit coordinator today.
Hearing Aid Brands With The Latest Technology
Invisible Hearing Aids
Invisible hearing aids are the smallest and most discreet styles of hearing aids available. They are custom-made to fit inside your ear canal, where they are almost invisible to the naked eye. Invisible hearing aids are ideal for people with mild to moderate hearing loss who value discretion and comfort. However, they are not suitable for everyone. Some factors that may affect your eligibility for invisible hearing aids are the level and type of your hearing loss, the shape and size of your ear canal, and your personal preferences and lifestyle. To find out if you are a good candidate for invisible hearing aids, book a consultation where we can assess your hearing needs and recommend the best option for you.
Rechargable Hearing Aids
Rechargeable hearing aids are devices that use built-in batteries that can be recharged using a charger. They offer several advantages over hearing aids that use disposable batteries, such as: Convenience: You don’t have to worry about replacing or buying batteries frequently. You can simply charge your hearing aids overnight or when not in use. Longer battery life: Rechargeable hearing aids can last up to 24 hours or more on a single charge, depending on the model and usage. This means you can enjoy uninterrupted hearing throughout the day. Cost savings: Rechargeable hearing aids can save you money in the long run, as you don’t have to spend on disposable batteries that need to be replaced every few days or weeks. Environmental friendliness: Rechargeable hearing aids reduce the amount of waste and pollution caused by disposable batteries, which can contain harmful chemicals and metals.
Bluetooth Hearing Aids
Bluetooth hearing aids are devices that use wireless technology to connect to your smartphone, tablet, TV, or other audio sources. They allow you to stream sound directly to your hearing aids, without the need for wires or additional accessories. Bluetooth hearing aids offer several benefits, such as: Personalized listening experience: You can adjust the volume and settings of your hearing aids from your smartphone or smartwatch, or use an app to customize your sound preferences. You can also choose to hear the streaming sound in one or both hearing aids, and balance it with the ambient noise around you. Hands-free listening: You can enjoy hands-free phone calls, video calls, music, podcasts, and more, without having to hold your device close to your ear. You can also move freely within the range of your Bluetooth connection, which is usually up to 30 feet. Multiple connections: You can pair your hearing aids with multiple devices, and switch between them easily. For example, you can pause the audio from your TV to answer a phone call, or stream music from your tablet while browsing the web on your laptop.
WHAT CLIENTS SAY
"Dr Dimmick is an amazing audiologist who runs a wonderful practice. She encourages her staff to Be The Best they can be and offers first rate care for patients. If you have a hearing loss or know someone who does, I would highly recommend Dr Dimmick and her colleagues at Hearing Doctors of Illinois."
- Hearing Doctors Of Illinois Patient
WHAT CLIENTS SAY
"Very positive experience! The front office staff was always very helpful. The hearing exam was very thorough and the explanation of my hearing loss was easy to understand. I was given very detailed information about which type of hearing aide would be best and then in depth training on how to use! And best of all, I’m happy I can hear again! Thank you!"
- Hearing Doctors Of Illinois Patient
WHAT CLIENTS SAY
"Friendly staff and practitioner worked diligently to get my new aids adjusted properly. Knowledgeable on new technology that is available. Would highly recommend!"
- Hearing Doctors Of Illinois Patient
Connection & Communication
By restoring your hearing health, you can enjoy more meaningful conversations, share more laughter, and feel more connected with your loved ones.
Brain Function & Cognitive Health
If you have untreated hearing loss, you have a greater chance of developing dementia. Hearing loss deprives the brain of stimulation, reducing opportunities for social interaction. The effect is a loss of cognitive function. Treating your hearing loss early, before it’s too late can improve your long-term independence. *source
Early Prevention
Many people don’t notice their hearing loss because it happens gradually over years. How often do you have to repeat yourself or turn down the TV or radio? These are signs that your hearing needs attention.
Schedule Your Appointment
Fill out the form below to schedule your appointment with one of our Hearing Aid Specialists.
113 E Carroll Street
Macomb, Illinois 61455
Location
Mon - Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Hours
Contact
(309) 220-5527
