The loss of hearing in one ear is called unilateral hearing loss (UHL) or single-sided deafness (SSD). The causes of this type of hearing impairment include viral infections, Meniere’s disease, head or ear injuries, or as the result of brain tumor surgery. The most common symptom of UHL is difficulty distinguishing sounds one wants to … Continued
Could hearing loss be a health epidemic? This may sound like a drastic characterization, but as the number of Americans with hearing loss swells, so do the costs of this diagnosis in more ways than one. The costs of untreated hearing loss Almost 38 million adults in the United States have some trouble hearing, and … Continued
Hearing loss is a much more common issue than most people realize, with over 5% of the world’s population – that’s over 466 million people – living with some form of decreased hearing abilities. While most people think that the biggest problem associated with hearing loss is, well, hearing loss, many people don’t realize that … Continued
If you look at the numbers, chances are you or someone close to you has hearing loss. It is that common. We’re all familiar with noise as a cause of hearing loss, but did you know that age is one of the most common factors when it comes to hearing impairment. According to statistics released … Continued
Everyone is different. Whether we’re measuring height, weight, skills, or interests, no two people are exactly the same. Although this is what makes us unique, it poses some interesting problems when we try to set baselines for what we consider to be “normal” in the medical world. Especially when we try to determine what “normal” … Continued
As people age, we expect there to be a natural decline in their ability to hear. You have likely noticed this in older friends or family members as they began to experience hearing loss, and you may now be noticing it in yourself – or you can probably expect to in the future. If hearing … Continued
You might be seeking a hearing healthcare professional for many reasons – perhaps you suspect you are beginning to experience hearing loss, perhaps you recently moved to a new area and are in need of a new audiologist, or perhaps you are having another type of difficulty with your hearing. In any case, it’s important … Continued
It is estimated that approximately 37 million Americans have some degree of hearing loss. Many of those 37 million are untreated. It may be for financial reasons, a reluctance to receive treatment, a fear of doctors or other personal reasons, but the truth is it can be a bigger problem than it may appear to be. Living with more … Continued
The last ten years have brought about significant improvements in hearing aids, thank goodness. Gone are the tan, clunky analog models incapable of the finesse needed to separate speech signals from useless background noise. Today’s hearing aids rely on digital platforms with programming flexibility for better personalization and the added benefit of being lighter, smaller and sleeker. The digital … Continued
At Syracuse Hearing Solutions, we offer a full range of audiology services, including:
We have two convenient locations:
You can schedule a hearing test or consultation by calling us at our office or filling out the contact form on our website. Our friendly staff will help you find a convenient time for your appointment.
Do I need a referral form my doctor to see an audiologist?
No, a referral is not required to see Dr. Nicole Anzalone. You can make an appointment directly with us.
A typical hearing test lasts about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your individual needs and any additional evaluations required.
We accept a variety of insurance plans and offer financing options to make hearing solutions accessible to all. Contact us to check if your insurance covers hearing aids or testing.
We offer tinnitus management strategies tailored to your individual needs. These can include sound therapy, counseling, and custom hearing aids designed to reduce the impact of tinnitus.
Custom earmolds and earplugs are specially designed to fit your ears perfectly, providing improved comfort, hearing protection, and better sound quality. These are ideal for people who need hearing protection in noisy environments or for those who want a better fit for hearing aids.
We offer a wide range of hearing aids, including options for all levels of hearing loss. We take your personal preferences, lifestyle, and budget into account when recommending the best hearing aid solutions for you.
Yes, we offer hearing aid maintenance services, including cleaning, adjustments, and battery replacement. Regular maintenance helps keep your hearing aids working well for years to come.
We believe that everyone deserves access to good hearing solutions, which is why we offer hearing aids at various price points to accommodate different budgets. We will work with you to find the best option for your needs and budget.
Yes! We offer free hearing screenings to help you assess your hearing and determine if further evaluation is necessary.
During your first visit, Dr. Nicole Anzalone will conduct a thorough evaluation of your hearing, discuss any concerns you may have, and recommend the best solutions. If hearing aids or other treatments are required, we’ll walk you through the available options.
In addition to regular hearing tests, avoiding prolonged exposure to loud noise and taking breaks in noisy environments can help maintain healthy hearing. Our team is happy to provide tips and advice on hearing health.
You can reach us by phone at our Camillus or Fayetteville locations, or you can visit our website for more information or to schedu