Southern Missouri Hearing Specialists, LLC

08/19/2025

Importance of hearing health!

Hearing loss is more than missing words. It silently changes the brain. Madison Levine reveals the surprising link between untreated hearing loss, cognitive ...

07/01/2025

06/16/2025

Not happy with your current hearing aid manufacturer? Oticon is offering a great deal right now! $300 rebate and a 30 day free trial. Call today to take the challenge!

04/04/2025

Our office will close at 4 PM today to assist with getting patients and staff home safely.

10/03/2024

The World is Noisy, Protect Your Hearing!

How to protect your hearing…..

*Avoid loud noises. Noises at or above 85 dB can cause damage. Lower the volume when using headphones or earbuds.

*Step away from the noise. If you cannot lower the volume, distance yourself from the source.

*Wear hearing protectors. Use earplugs or earmuffs when you can’t escape a noisy situation, such as mowing the lawn, using power tools, playing loud music, or attending a concert or sporting event. Activity-specific earplugs and earmuffs are sold online and at hardware and sporting goods stores.

*Protect others. If children are too young to protect their ears, help them protect their hearing. You should also notify family, friends, and colleagues about noise hazards when you can.

*Stay protected. Talk to your doctor if you have concerns regarding your hearing.

10/02/2024

October is National Audiology Awareness Month and National Protect Your Ears month!

What is an Audiologist?

An Audiologist is a licensed and clinically experienced health-care professional who evaluates, diagnoses, and treats people with hearing loss and balance disorders.

An Audiologist is now required to earn a Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.), a 4 year post-graduate degree, in order to be licensed. Audiologists are specifically trained to use advanced equipment and procedures to accurately test, diagnose, and treat your hearing and balance.

If you think you are experiencing hearing loss come see our Audiologist, Dr. Lynda Stovall.

09/18/2024

Please just keep trying to call back. Thank you for your patience during this chaotic time.

Our office is having some phone issues. If you receive a busy signal, please try again. We hope to have phones working better soon! Thank you for your understanding.

09/04/2024

Talk about making you feel so welcomed!!! Thank you OZH for making us feel like home!!!