About Hearing Loss

One in every ten Americans suffers from some type of hearing loss. In the greater Milwaukee area alone, that represents almost 200,000 people.

Once thought of as an “Older Person’s Ailment”, hearing loss cuts across all age, ethnic, economic and educational lines. In fact, two-thirds of Americans with hearing loss are UNDER THE AGE OF 65.

The common warnings signs that hearing loss may be present include an inability to understand conversations in noisy environments, asking people to repeat themselves and having to turn the volume up on a TV, radio or even a telephone in order to hear.

Statistics show that as many as ten years may pass between the first warning signs and the decision to find help. For most patients who wait, it is almost certain that their hearing loss will continue to become worse over time. That’s why it’s critical to find the most qualified help, as soon as any evidence of hearing loss exists.

Thanks to continuing breakthroughs in both the diagnosis and treatment of hearing loss, more help is now available than ever before.

Doctors of Audiology

The audiologists of Hearing Services Limited have a doctorate degree in audiology. The eight-year doctoral education provides the academic background necessary to meet the increased challenges of examining and treating patients with hearing loss. We are testing babies at younger ages. We are successfully improving the communication abilities of those with permanent hearing loss, as we now have literally hundreds of hearing aid options.

Wisconsin's Largest Private Audiology Practice

you choose Hearing Services Limited, you will be seen by an audiologist with a doctoral education in audiology. That’s the kind of experience no other audiology practice in our community can offer. We have served Waukesha County and the surrounding communities since 1979 and are proud to be Wisconsin's largest private audiology practice