Are you missing out on conversations with family and friends? Do voices sound muffled or unclear?
You’re not alone, and you don’t have to settle for a life of asking others to repeat themselves.
At Elite Hearing of Colorado Springs, we do more than just fit hearing aids. We take the time to truly understand you.
Our team believes that hearing care isn’t a one-size-fits-all process, which is why we go above and beyond to tailor each experience to your unique lifestyle and needs.
We spend more time with our patients than the average clinic, ensuring every step—from diagnosis to long-term care—is handled with precision, empathy, and transparency.
Many of our patients comment on how much they appreciate that we take the time to listen, educate, and empower them to make informed decisions about their hearing health.
Experience the Elite Hearing difference today!
Through in-depth consultations, thorough case histories, and advanced diagnostic tools, we uncover the full picture of your hearing challenges. We are proud to offer world-class and advanced hearing care and diagnostics, including speech-in-noise testing (a service rarely offered in the area). We are an independent practice, giving us the freedom to recommend the best hearing technology from a range of trusted hearing aid manufacturers.
We offer comprehensive hearing assessments, including evaluations for sensorineural hearing loss. Our detailed testing helps pinpoint the type and degree of hearing loss, so we can recommend the most effective treatment.
If you experience ringing, buzzing, or other phantom sounds, we offer thorough tinnitus evaluations and tailored treatment plans to help you manage and reduce symptoms.
Our advanced diagnostic testing identifies hearing and balance issues at the source. Services include Functional Hearing Assessments, helping us assess cognitive function alongside hearing health.
Blockages caused by ear wax can affect your hearing and comfort. We provide safe, professional ear wax removal using gentle techniques to keep your ears clear and healthy.
We’re here to support you through the entire hearing aid journey—from selection and fitting to cleanings, adjustments, and repairs—ensuring you get the most from your investment.
We offer expert evaluations for Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) and develop personalized treatment plans to improve listening skills and sound interpretation.
Our team evaluates and manages symptoms of Ménière’s disease, including dizziness, hearing loss, and tinnitus, offering customized solutions for hearing health.
If hearing aids aren’t enough, we provide comprehensive evaluations to determine if you’re a candidate for cochlear implants and help guide you through the next steps. We are your trusted provider for cochlear implant activation and follow up care.
We ensure a precise and personalized hearing aid fitting process using best practices for comfort, clarity, and long-term success, tailored to your specific hearing goals.
Malfunctioning device? We offer reliable hearing aid repairs and troubleshooting, getting your device back to optimal performance quickly and efficiently.
At Elite Hearing of Colorado Springs, we help people hear better every day. We make it easier to reconnect with loved ones and fully engage in life again with personalized care from the best audiologists in Colorado Springs, CO and today’s most advanced hearing technology.
Hear more. Live more. It all starts with a visit to Elite Hearing of Colorado Springs.
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Yes! You can book an appointment directly with an audiologist without needing a referral from a doctor or nurse. This is called self-referral. However, if you plan to use insurance—especially Medicare—some plans may require a referral for the visit to be covered.
It depends. If you’re using Medicare and want coverage for a diagnostic hearing test, a doctor’s referral is required. Medicare only covers hearing tests that are considered medically necessary, which means a healthcare provider must document symptoms or concerns before approving the test.
Hearing loss is diagnosed through a complete hearing evaluation done by an audiologist or hearing specialist. This includes a series of tests to check how well you hear sounds and understand speech. Afterward, the audiologist will review your results, explain the type and severity of hearing loss (if any), and recommend treatment, such as hearing aids or medical care, based on your needs.
The right hearing aid depends on your hearing loss, lifestyle, and personal preferences. Hearing aids come in many styles, and each offers different features. An audiologist will help you choose the best one for you, taking into account things like your hearing levels, daily activities, dexterity, and appearance preferences.
Hearing loss often happens gradually, so it can be hard to notice at first. Some common signs include:
If any of these sound familiar, a hearing test with an audiologist can help. Early diagnosis and treatment can make a big difference in your quality of life.
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