Maryland & DC’s Cochlear Implant Specialists

Our team of audiologists at Audiology Associates provides access to the latest in cochlear implant technology to facilitate better communication and an enhanced quality of life for those who need them.

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Cochlear Implant Technology

Cochlear Implants were designed to improve speech clarity for individuals who can no longer benefit from traditional hearing aids

What Are Cochlear Implants?

Cochlear implants are electronic devices that help people with hearing loss by sending sound signals directly to the auditory nerve, bypassing damaged parts of the inner ear.

Bypass inner ear damage to send sound to the brain

Used when hearing aids aren’t effective

Consist of an internal implant and external sound processor

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

With over 20 years combined knowledge and expertise, our audiologists have dealt

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What is meant by the term “bimodal fitting”?

Who qualifies for a CI?

How do they do CI surgery?

What are the risks of CI surgery?

Will I have to have more surgeries when new technology becomes available?

Are people with CIs able to swim, shower, and remain active?

How long after surgery can I use my CI?

Are cochlear implants covered by Medicare and private insurance?

Locations

Our Locations

Find expert hearing care near you - visit one of our convenient clinic locations

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Annapolis, MD

Baltimore, MD

Carney, MD

Easton, MD

Ellicott City, MD

Glen Burnie, MD

Lutherville, MD

New Mexico Ave. DC

NW Washington DC

Parkville, MD

Sykesville, MD

Timonium, MD

Locations

Our Locations

Find expert hearing care near you - visit one of our convenient clinic locations

Schedule an Appointment

Annapolis, MD

Baltimore, MD

Carney, MD

Easton, MD

Ellicott City, MD

Glen Burnie, MD

Lutherville, MD

New Mexico Ave. DC

NW Washington DC

Parkville, MD

Sykesville, MD

Timonium, MD

Appointments now available

Do You Qualify for Cochlear Implants?

If you’re experiencing a severe to profound hearing loss and hearing aids alone are not an adequate solution to address your needs, then a cochlear implant could be the best solution to help improve speech and language development.