Ascent Audiology & Hearing - Pensacola, FL

07/17/2023

We have many insurance options. Any questions, call our office at 850-479-1885.

04/22/2019

Ascent Audiology will be CLOSED to patients today (4/22/19) for maintenance. Thank you.

02/07/2019

A fun and exciting way to explain how hearing works! Here is an animated explanation of sound. Check it out!

The brain is a magical organ. For us to hear sound it does things complex and incredible, but not unknowable. The brain takes sound waves, which journey through the air and through our skulls, and tra

01/17/2019

Do your New Year's resolutions include no longer missing out on conversations or asking loved ones to repeat themselves? If so, get a jump-start on your resolution with a hearing test! Schedule a complimentary appointment for you or a loved one and make 2019 the best it can be. Learn how to take the steps to hear better in 2019 in our latest blog.

Your hearing directly impacts so many aspects of your life. Your personal relationships, mental and physical health, and even your career. Be proactive and treat your hearing loss before it becomes a serious problem.

01/10/2019

How often do hearing aids need average repairs?

12/25/2018

Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and Happy Holidays to All! We hope you enjoy some quality time spent with loved ones. Cheers!

12/21/2018

Thanks for the kind words! Our patients' feedback means the world to us.

12/13/2018

Yes! Our hearing aids are designed to reduce background noise in traditionally challenging hearing environments. Our hearing aids also include feedback cancellation, allowing you to experience the best clarity of speech possible.

12/07/2018

Could an ear infection cause hearing loss?

11/28/2018

Did you know there are three types of hearing loss? Learn about the different types, their causes, and treatment in our latest blog.

There are 3 types of hearing loss. Determining which type of hearing loss you are experiencing is key to understanding its set of causes and treatment.

11/15/2018

You should avoid wearing hearing aids to bed. By removing your hearing aids at night, you are allowing the skin on your ear canal to breathe and for earwax to gradually migrate out of the ear. Instead, you should remove your hearing aids before going to bed and open the battery door to help conserve battery life.