Tinnitus Evaluation and Treatment

Find relief from persistent ringing, buzzing, or humming in your ears.

Living with constant ringing, buzzing, or humming in your ears can be exhausting and isolating. Tinnitus affects your concentration, sleep, and quality of life. While there’s no instant cure, effective management strategies can significantly reduce how much tinnitus bothers you. We’ll evaluate what’s causing your tinnitus and create a personalized treatment plan—whether that’s hearing aids, sound therapy, counseling, or a combination. Many people find substantial relief once they understand their tinnitus and learn management techniques.

Benefits

Understand what’s causing your tinnitus

Learn proven techniques to reduce how much it bothers you

Explore treatment options that fit your situation

Find relief and regain peace of mind

What to expect

1

Discuss your tinnitus experience

Tell us about your tinnitus—what it sounds like, when it’s worst, how it affects your daily life and sleep.

2

Comprehensive hearing evaluation

We’ll test your hearing thoroughly, as tinnitus often accompanies hearing loss. Understanding your hearing helps us recommend the right treatment.

3

Identify possible causes

We’ll review potential causes—noise exposure, medications, earwax, or other factors—and refer you to a physician if medical evaluation is needed.

4

Create your treatment plan

Based on your evaluation, we’ll discuss treatment options: hearing aids with masking features, sound therapy, counseling, or lifestyle modifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can tinnitus be cured?

There’s no cure that makes tinnitus disappear permanently, but many treatments can significantly reduce how much it bothers you. Most people learn to manage tinnitus successfully.

Will hearing aids help my tinnitus?

Often, yes! Many people with tinnitus also have hearing loss. Hearing aids amplify external sounds, which can mask the tinnitus and provide relief. Some hearing aids include built-in tinnitus masking features.

What causes tinnitus?

Common causes include noise exposure, age-related hearing loss, earwax buildup, certain medications, and ear infections. Sometimes the exact cause isn’t clear, but treatment can still provide relief.