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Prospective patients will often contact an audiology/hearing practice and ask about a particular hearing aid, hearing protection device or other product.  “My friend wears a pair of_____, and I’d like to try that kind”, they may say.  While it is certainly true that some products have more advanced...

Recently we hinted at a new innovation that would revolutionize our approach to treating debilitatating cases of tinnitus. Tinnitus is the uninvited ringing, buzzing or humming noises millions of people hear, even in quiet.  Now the innovation is here.  We are the exclusive source in the area for th...

For more than two million Americans, the constant ring or buzz of tinnitus is a significant, debilitating problem.  Many approaches, procedures, drugs, surgeries and therapies have been attempted. Success rates have varied.  Our approach at Clear Choice Hearing and Balance has long been based in the...

Clear Choice Hearing and Balance is proud to announce the opening of our new second location in the popular Clinton Crossings office park in Brighton near the corner of Westfall Rd. and South Clinton Ave.  This beautiful office suite is truly state-of-the-art; it will provide access to many first-ra...

We recently participated in a workshop in which the NYS Department of Health brought together hearing health professionals from across the state to help implement the new requirements for reporting hearing loss diagnoses and early intervention for infants and children in New York State.  This will i...

We hope all our patients, clients and website visitors had a wonderful holiday season!  We look forward to another great year here and Clear Choice Hearing and Balance!  There are many exciting developments we are looking forward to. We are pleased to be continuing to offer our services periodica...

This week we are presenting/lecturing at both the Eastman School of Music and Nazareth College on the topic of hearing conservation for musicians and/or music teachers.  There are excellent strategies available to preserve your hearing and still enjoy or participate in musical performance. Students...