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Reliable Tinnitus Doctors in Nevada and Utah
Reliable Tinnitus Doctors in Nevada and Utah
Is there a constant ringing in your ears that is making it hard to concentrate, relax, or fall asleep? You’re not alone.
Nearly 50 million Americans experience some form of tinnitus symptoms every year, placing it among the most common health complaints in the nation.
Is there a constant ringing in your ears that is making it hard to concentrate, relax, or fall asleep? You’re not alone.
Nearly 50 million Americans experience some form of tinnitus symptoms every year, placing it among the most common health complaints in the nation.
Reliable Tinnitus Doctors in Nevada and Utah
To decide whether the tinnitus management program at Hearing and Balance Doctors is right for you, ask yourself the following questions:
Does my tinnitus frustrate me in a quiet room?
Does my tinnitus keep me awake at night?
Is it hard to focus on tasks because my tinnitus overwhelms me?
If you answered yes to these questions and your tinnitus is getting worse, then we can help you find some tinnitus relief.
Reliable Tinnitus Doctors in Nevada and Utah
To decide whether the tinnitus management program at Hearing and Balance Doctors is right for you, ask yourself the following questions:
Does my tinnitus frustrate me in a quiet room?
Does my tinnitus keep me awake at night?
Is it hard to focus on tasks because my tinnitus overwhelms me?
If you answered yes to these questions and your tinnitus is getting worse, then we can help you find some tinnitus relief.
Reliable Tinnitus Doctors in Nevada and Utah
To decide whether the tinnitus management program at Hearing and Balance Doctors is right for you, ask yourself the following questions:
Does my tinnitus frustrate me in a quiet room?
Does my tinnitus keep me awake at night?
Is it hard to focus on tasks because my tinnitus overwhelms me?
If you answered yes to these questions and your tinnitus is getting worse, then we can help you find some tinnitus relief.
What is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is the perception of sounds generated somewhere along the auditory pathway or inside the auditory processing center of your brain that are not really there. Similar to the “phantom limb” experienced by some amputees, tinnitus is a symptom of a neurological disorder.
The tinnitus experienced by each person varies. One person might experience a continuous tone while another hears a pulsating sound. For some, the sound is described as ringing in their ears, but others experience whirring, clicking, buzzing, or whooshing sounds.
Only the person with tinnitus can hear the sounds when experiencing subjective tinnitus, but if the sounds can be heard by others, the condition is known as objective tinnitus. Objective tinnitus tends to stem from known causes that can be treated with surgical intervention or other medical therapies.
Establishing specific tinnitus causes has eluded audiologists and doctors, but there are conditions that accompany or lead to tinnitus, like:
Hearing loss
Inner ear problems can impact both hearing and balance. In some cases, hearing loss is the first sign of an issue affecting the auditory and vestibular systems.
Head and neck injuries
Injuries to the head or neck can disrupt the vestibular system, leading to dizziness, balance problems, or sensitivity to motion.
Exposure to loud noise
Long-term or sudden loud noise can damage inner ear structures. This may result in hearing changes, ringing in the ears, or imbalance.
Ototoxic drugs
Certain medications may harm the inner ear, affecting hearing or balance. Audiologists can help detect and manage these side effects early.
Stress/Depression
Chronic stress or anxiety can intensify symptoms like dizziness or tinnitus, and may impact balance through the body’s nervous system.
Cranial Nerve Tumor
Tumors near the auditory nerve may interfere with hearing and balance signals. Early detection and evaluation are key to proper care.
Meniere’s disease
This condition causes pressure and fluid buildup in the inner ear, leading to episodes of dizziness, hearing loss, and tinnitus.
Impacted earwax
Blockages from earwax can affect how sound and pressure are perceived, sometimes causing temporary imbalance or discomfort.
5 Frequently Ask Questions About Tinnitus
How is tinnitus diagnosed?
A tinnitus diagnosis involves a case history and medical history, a questionnaire to help determine the loudness and pitch of your tinnitus, and a Tinnitus Handicap Inventory to evaluate the impact of the condition on your lifestyle and quality of life. To rule out or confirm hearing loss as a contributing cause, your audiologist will conduct a comprehensive hearing assessment. Additional tests by an ENT specialist are sometimes necessary to identify vascular or vestibular conditions that can produce tinnitus symptoms.
How is tinnitus diagnosed?
A tinnitus diagnosis involves a case history and medical history, a questionnaire to help determine the loudness and pitch of your tinnitus, and a Tinnitus Handicap Inventory to evaluate the impact of the condition on your lifestyle and quality of life. To rule out or confirm hearing loss as a contributing cause, your audiologist will conduct a comprehensive hearing assessment. Additional tests by an ENT specialist are sometimes necessary to identify vascular or vestibular conditions that can produce tinnitus symptoms.
How is tinnitus diagnosed?
A tinnitus diagnosis involves a case history and medical history, a questionnaire to help determine the loudness and pitch of your tinnitus, and a Tinnitus Handicap Inventory to evaluate the impact of the condition on your lifestyle and quality of life. To rule out or confirm hearing loss as a contributing cause, your audiologist will conduct a comprehensive hearing assessment. Additional tests by an ENT specialist are sometimes necessary to identify vascular or vestibular conditions that can produce tinnitus symptoms.
What happens if you don't treat tinnitus?
What happens if you don't treat tinnitus?
What happens if you don't treat tinnitus?
Can tinnitus be cured permanently?
Can tinnitus be cured permanently?
Can tinnitus be cured permanently?
Can you relieve tinnitus?
Can you relieve tinnitus?
Can you relieve tinnitus?
Can I use hearing aids for tinnitus management?
Can I use hearing aids for tinnitus management?
Can I use hearing aids for tinnitus management?
How We Treat Tinnitus at Hearing & Balance Doctors
Tinnitus affects everyone differently — some days it’s mild, other days it can interfere with sleep or focus. That’s why we start with a thorough tinnitus assessment to create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
Although there’s no universal cure for chronic tinnitus, several proven treatments can help reduce its impact:
Hearing Aids – Improve hearing and help mask the ringing
Sound Therapy Devices – Reduce awareness of tinnitus sounds
Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) – A long-term approach that retrains your brain to respond differently to the noise
TRT also includes support for managing the stress, anxiety, or emotional strain that often makes symptoms worse.
Our goal is to help you take control of your tinnitus through a combination of the right technology, lifestyle changes, and supportive care tailored to your needs.
How We Treat Tinnitus at Hearing & Balance Doctors
Tinnitus affects everyone differently — some days it’s mild, other days it can interfere with sleep or focus. That’s why we start with a thorough tinnitus assessment to create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
Although there’s no universal cure for chronic tinnitus, several proven treatments can help reduce its impact:
Hearing Aids – Improve hearing and help mask the ringing
Sound Therapy Devices – Reduce awareness of tinnitus sounds
Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) – A long-term approach that retrains your brain to respond differently to the noise
TRT also includes support for managing the stress, anxiety, or emotional strain that often makes symptoms worse.
Our goal is to help you take control of your tinnitus through a combination of the right technology, lifestyle changes, and supportive care tailored to your needs.
How We Treat Tinnitus at Hearing & Balance Doctors
Tinnitus affects everyone differently — some days it’s mild, other days it can interfere with sleep or focus. That’s why we start with a thorough tinnitus assessment to create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
Although there’s no universal cure for chronic tinnitus, several proven treatments can help reduce its impact:
Hearing Aids – Improve hearing and help mask the ringing
Sound Therapy Devices – Reduce awareness of tinnitus sounds
Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) – A long-term approach that retrains your brain to respond differently to the noise
TRT also includes support for managing the stress, anxiety, or emotional strain that often makes symptoms worse.
Our goal is to help you take control of your tinnitus through a combination of the right technology, lifestyle changes, and supportive care tailored to your needs.
What to Expect During a Tinnitus Assessment
At your first visit, we focus on understanding the type and severity of your tinnitus so we can create the best treatment plan for you. This includes identifying possible causes, such as hearing loss or medical conditions.
During your assessment, we will:
Talk with you about how tinnitus affects your daily life
Review your medical history, medications, and noise exposure
Complete a full hearing test
Use a tinnitus questionnaire to measure the loudness and pitch
Conduct a Tinnitus Handicap Inventory to understand its impact
Discuss treatment options based on your results
In some cases, we may recommend additional testing with an ENT to rule out other medical causes like inner ear or vascular conditions.
What to Expect During a Tinnitus Assessment
At your first visit, we focus on understanding the type and severity of your tinnitus so we can create the best treatment plan for you. This includes identifying possible causes, such as hearing loss or medical conditions.
During your assessment, we will:
Talk with you about how tinnitus affects your daily life
Review your medical history, medications, and noise exposure
Complete a full hearing test
Use a tinnitus questionnaire to measure the loudness and pitch
Conduct a Tinnitus Handicap Inventory to understand its impact
Discuss treatment options based on your results
In some cases, we may recommend additional testing with an ENT to rule out other medical causes like inner ear or vascular conditions.
What to Expect During a Tinnitus Assessment
At your first visit, we focus on understanding the type and severity of your tinnitus so we can create the best treatment plan for you. This includes identifying possible causes, such as hearing loss or medical conditions.
During your assessment, we will:
Talk with you about how tinnitus affects your daily life
Review your medical history, medications, and noise exposure
Complete a full hearing test
Use a tinnitus questionnaire to measure the loudness and pitch
Conduct a Tinnitus Handicap Inventory to understand its impact
Discuss treatment options based on your results
In some cases, we may recommend additional testing with an ENT to rule out other medical causes like inner ear or vascular conditions.
Meet Your Team
Dr. Richard Luekenga
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Dr. Ryan Whitaker
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Dr. Barrett St. George
Ph.D., Au.D.,F-AAA
Kyle Brown
Office Manager
Linda Humphries
Patient Care Coordinator
Jenna Burningham
Insurance Specialist
Kim Andrus
Administration
Bonnie
Audiology Assistant
Zach
Audiology Assistant
Kenna
Patient Experience Coordinator
Amanda
Billing Expert
Lori
Billing Expert
Dr. Paul Groesbeck
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Stephanie Anderson
Audiology Assistant
Dr. Ryan Anderson
Au.D.
Dr. Joseph Raymundo
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Crista
Patient Experience Coordinator
Meet Your Team
Dr. Richard Luekenga
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Dr. Ryan Whitaker
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Dr. Barrett St. George
Ph.D., Au.D.,F-AAA
Kyle Brown
Office Manager
Linda Humphries
Patient Care Coordinator
Jenna Burningham
Insurance Specialist
Kim Andrus
Administration
Bonnie
Audiology Assistant
Zach
Audiology Assistant
Kenna
Patient Experience Coordinator
Amanda
Billing Expert
Lori
Billing Expert
Dr. Paul Groesbeck
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Stephanie Anderson
Audiology Assistant
Dr. Ryan Anderson
Au.D.
Dr. Joseph Raymundo
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Crista
Patient Experience Coordinator
Meet Your Team
Dr. Richard Luekenga
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Dr. Ryan Whitaker
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Dr. Barrett St. George
Ph.D., Au.D.,F-AAA
Kyle Brown
Office Manager
Linda Humphries
Patient Care Coordinator
Jenna Burningham
Insurance Specialist
Kim Andrus
Administration
Bonnie
Audiology Assistant
Zach
Audiology Assistant
Kenna
Patient Experience Coordinator
Amanda
Billing Expert
Lori
Billing Expert
Dr. Paul Groesbeck
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Stephanie Anderson
Audiology Assistant
Dr. Ryan Anderson
Au.D.
Dr. Joseph Raymundo
Au.D., CCC-A, F-AAA
Crista
Patient Experience Coordinator
Schedule a Hearing and Balance Doctors Tinnitus Assessment
Our tinnitus specialists in Nevada and Utah are aware that your tinnitus is unique, affecting you differently than it might affect someone else, so we personalize your tinnitus management in a way that meets your specific needs and improves your quality of life. If staying focused on a task, relaxing, or trying to fall asleep are a struggle because of the ringing in your ears, take the first step to finding the relief you need by scheduling a tinnitus assessment at the Hearing and Balance Doctors clinic nearest you.
Simply submit the adjacent form to schedule a tinnitus assessment with one of our tinnitus doctors in Nevada or Utah so you can begin to reclaim your life from the ongoing frustration of tinnitus.
St George, UT
Santa Clara, UT
Hurricane, UT
Cedar City, UT
Richfield, UT
Henderson, NV
Mesquite, NV
Las Vegas, NV
Schedule a Hearing and Balance Doctors Tinnitus Assessment
Our tinnitus specialists in Nevada and Utah are aware that your tinnitus is unique, affecting you differently than it might affect someone else, so we personalize your tinnitus management in a way that meets your specific needs and improves your quality of life. If staying focused on a task, relaxing, or trying to fall asleep are a struggle because of the ringing in your ears, take the first step to finding the relief you need by scheduling a tinnitus assessment at the Hearing and Balance Doctors clinic nearest you.
Simply submit the adjacent form to schedule a tinnitus assessment with one of our tinnitus doctors in Nevada or Utah so you can begin to reclaim your life from the ongoing frustration of tinnitus.
St George, UT
Santa Clara, UT
Hurricane, UT
Cedar City, UT
Richfield, UT
Henderson, NV
Mesquite, NV
Las Vegas, NV
Schedule a Hearing and Balance Doctors Tinnitus Assessment
Our tinnitus specialists in Nevada and Utah are aware that your tinnitus is unique, affecting you differently than it might affect someone else, so we personalize your tinnitus management in a way that meets your specific needs and improves your quality of life. If staying focused on a task, relaxing, or trying to fall asleep are a struggle because of the ringing in your ears, take the first step to finding the relief you need by scheduling a tinnitus assessment at the Hearing and Balance Doctors clinic nearest you.
Simply submit the adjacent form to schedule a tinnitus assessment with one of our tinnitus doctors in Nevada or Utah so you can begin to reclaim your life from the ongoing frustration of tinnitus.
St George, UT
Santa Clara, UT
Hurricane, UT
Cedar City, UT
Richfield, UT
Henderson, NV
Mesquite, NV
Las Vegas, NV
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“It’s very difficult to describe. These hearing aids quickly became very dear friends! They have completely changed my irritations & sadness at not being able to hear well, to an absolute blessing…and my family is grateful as well. It was hard for them because they were always having to remember to talk LOUD and be asked to repeat…frequently!”
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