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Onsite Audiology, LLC

Onsite Audiology, LLC provides mobile audiology services to rural hard-to-reach and underserved area

01/25/2026

Are you or a loved one scheduled for a hearing exam but aren’t sure what to expect? Don’t worry—we’re here to guide you step by step!

A hearing exam is a simple, non-invasive process that helps us understand your hearing health and identify any concerns early. During your visit, you can expect:

1️⃣ Case History & Conversation – We’ll talk about your hearing experiences, any difficulties you’ve noticed, and your medical history.

2️⃣ Hearing Tests – From pure-tone audiometry to speech recognition tests, we’ll measure your hearing across different sounds and frequencies.

3️⃣ Evaluation & Interpretation – Our audiologist will explain your results clearly and answer any questions.

4️⃣ Personalized Recommendations – Based on your results, we’ll suggest next steps, whether that’s monitoring, hearing aids, or therapy options.

💡 Tip: Bring a list of medications, prior hearing tests (if any), and questions you may have—it helps make your appointment even more productive!

A hearing exam is the first step toward better hearing and improved quality of life. Knowledge is power, and early detection makes all the difference.

Learn more or schedule your visit contact us at 470-576-1301.

01/24/2026

Many veterans ask how Compensation & Pension (C&P) exams are scheduled. These exams are by direct referral only and are coordinated through approved partner agencies.

Our role is to deliver accurate, professional, and respectful care to every Veteran we serve. 🇺🇸

01/23/2026

Veterans with questions about benefits, claims, or required exams are encouraged to contact their VA Benefits Representative directly. They can provide accurate guidance, next steps, and help ensure you’re connected to the right services through the proper referral process. 🇺🇸

At Onsite Audiology, we’re proud to support veterans through professional, referral-based audiology services via our contracted partnerships.

01/22/2026

Veterans deserve clarity, respect, and professionalism throughout every step of the C&P exam process. A Compensation & Pension (C&P) exam is a medical evaluation requested by the VA to help determine service connection and the severity of a condition—it is not a treatment visit, but an important part of your disability claim.

For hearing-related claims, C&P exams often include hearing loss and tinnitus evaluations. These exams assess how your hearing may have been impacted by military noise exposure and how tinnitus affects your daily life. Accurate testing, detailed history, and clear documentation are essential to ensure your results are properly reported.

Understanding what to expect can help reduce stress and make the process smoother. At Onsite Audiology, we’re committed to providing professional, veteran-focused hearing evaluations with care, accuracy, and respect—because your service matters. 🇺🇸👂

01/21/2026

“Dr. Smiley was incredible! Very thorough job and she answered all of our questions with ease. Thank you so much for the pleasant, stress-free visit!”😊

At Onsite Audiology, we believe hearing care should feel comfortable, informative, and empowering. From your first question to your final results, our goal is to make every visit a positive experience.

Thank you to our amazing patients for trusting us with your hearing health 💙

Learn more or schedule your visit contact us at 470-576-1301.

01/20/2026

Years of exposure to gunfire, explosions, and aircraft noise can leave a lasting impact on hearing. Many veterans experience noise-induced hearing loss or tinnitus—but you don’t have to manage it alone.

👨‍⚕️ Audiologists specialize in diagnosing and treating hearing issues common in veterans. From advanced hearing aid fittings to tinnitus management and auditory therapy, we’re here to help you reconnect with the sounds you deserve to hear.

At Onsite Audiology, we pride ourselves with being community partners and advocates with several Veteran agenices.

🎖️ You've served us. Now let us serve you.

01/19/2026

Our Pediatric Diagnostic Tools 👶🎧

Early, accurate diagnosis makes all the difference in a child’s listening, speech, and learning journey. That’s why our pediatric diagnostic process uses advanced, child-friendly tools to understand how your child hears and how their auditory system is functioning—from the ear all the way to the brain.

🧠 How We Use Audiologic Triage to Rule Out Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder (ANSD)

In audiology, no single test tells the whole story. That’s why we use a triage approach—combining ABR, Tympanometry, and OAEs—to carefully evaluate auditory pathway function and rule out Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder (ANSD).

🔹 Otoacoustic Emissions (OAEs)
✔ Assess outer hair cell function
✔ Present OAEs with hearing difficulty can be a red flag for ANSD

🔹 Tympanometry
✔ Confirms middle ear status
✔ Ensures results aren’t impacted by middle ear dysfunction

🔹 Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR)
✔ Evaluates neural synchrony from the cochlea to the brainstem
✔ Absent or abnormal waveforms with present OAEs raise concern for ANSD

Why this matters:

ANSD can be missed without a comprehensive test battery. By triangulating these results, we ensure accurate diagnosis, timely referrals, and appropriate intervention planning—especially critical for infants, children, and vulnerable populations.

📍 This is precision-driven, patient-centered audiology—meeting people where they are with the right tools at the right time.

01/18/2026

When Babies Need Diagnostic Testing Beyond Screening

Newborn hearing screenings are an important first step—but they don’t tell the full story. Some babies need diagnostic hearing testing to better understand how they hear and how their auditory system is developing.

👶 A baby may need diagnostic testing beyond screening when:
• They do not pass the newborn hearing screening
• Screening results are inconsistent or unclear
• Medical risk factors are present (such as NICU stay, premature birth, or family history of hearing loss)
• Parents or caregivers notice limited responses to sound
• Speech, language, or developmental milestones are delayed
• There are concerns even after a “pass” result

✨ If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts and seek a comprehensive evaluation.

01/17/2026

Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder (ANSD) is a hearing condition where sound enters the inner ear normally, but the signals struggle to travel properly from the ear to the brain. This disconnect can make it difficult to understand speech—especially in noisy environments—even when hearing tests appear “normal.”

ANSD affects people of all ages, from infants to adults, and no two experiences are exactly the same. Some individuals may hear sounds clearly but can’t process words accurately, while others may experience fluctuating hearing levels. Early diagnosis and individualized intervention are key to improving communication outcomes and quality of life.

If you or someone you love struggles to hear clearly despite “passing” hearing tests, ANSD may be part of the answer. Awareness leads to understanding—and understanding leads to better support.

📌 Knowledge is the first step toward empowered hearing care.

01/16/2026

Auditory processing isn’t about how well someone hears—it’s about how the brain understands and organizes sound. When auditory processing skills are weak, children and adults may struggle to connect sounds to meaning, even with normal hearing.

These challenges can directly impact reading and language development. Difficulty distinguishing similar sounds can affect phonics and decoding. Trouble remembering spoken information can make following directions and learning new vocabulary harder. Over time, this may show up as slow reading, poor comprehension, spelling struggles, or frustration in the classroom.

Understanding auditory processing weaknesses helps explain why someone may be trying hard but still falling behind. With the right support, strategies, and targeted intervention, reading and language skills can improve—and confidence can grow.

📘 Awareness is the first step toward better learning outcomes.

01/15/2026

👂 What is Auditory Processing Therapy—and how does it work?

Auditory Processing Therapy is a structured, skill-based approach designed to strengthen how the brain processes sound. At Onsite Audiology, our therapy programs are evidence-driven and typically completed over 12–14 weeks, providing focused support without becoming overwhelming.

Therapy targets specific auditory skills identified during the APD evaluation and may include activities that support:
• Listening in noise
• Auditory memory and attention
• Sound discrimination
• Processing speed and sequencing

To support families and adults with busy schedules, therapy is offered in-office or through convenient virtual sessions, making care accessible and flexible.

Learn more at www.onsiteaudiology.net/apd

01/14/2026

👂 What does an Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) evaluation look like?

At Onsite Audiology, our APD evaluation process is thoughtful, thorough, and individualized—designed to understand how a person's brain processing what it hears.

Our process includes:
📝 Case history – We start by learning about listening concerns, academic or workplace challenges, and everyday communication experiences.
🔍 Comprehensive testing – Specialized assessments evaluate how the brain processes sound in different listening situations.
📊 Interpretation – Results are carefully analyzed to identify specific auditory processing strengths and breakdowns.
🧩 Individualized recommendations – We provide clear, personalized strategies and next steps tailored to each individual’s needs.

This step-by-step approach helps families and adults move forward with confidence and clarity.

Learn more at www.onsiteaudiology.net/apd

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http://www.onsiteaudiology.net/

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