American Hearing Laboratories (AHL) was founded in 1984 as an all-make-repair-laboratory and expanded to hearing aid sales and service in 1989. AHL has been at its present location in Carrollton, Texas (a suburb of Dallas, TX) for over fourteen years. AHL has since expanded to other areas outside of the DFW Metroplex to the cities of Fort Worth and Tyler to offer our resources and services.
The problem with many hearing aid outlets is that the person who tests you and orders the hearing aid has never built a hearing aid, and doesn't know all the technical options available for your hearing loss. He then sends your order to a technician who doesn't understand how to fit a hearing aid like a good hearing instrument specialist or audiologist should.
At American
Hearing Laboratories we have bridged the gap. We are both hearing aid
fitters, dispensers, and technicians. We have been trained in both the
testing and fitting of hearing aids and in the manufacturing and repair
of the devices. Because of the varied areas of expertise represented
at the American Hearing Laboratories, a number of unique services are
available. Contact us today to find out how
we can help you.
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Fully trained audiological scientists will have a substantial amount of theoretical knowledge about hearing, acoustics and balance, able to critically interpret and report the results of procedures. This knowledge enables the scientist to solve technical problems, and when necessary to develop logical alternatives. Audiological scientists have background knowledge of the scientific and technical basis which hearing science involves, enabling them to act as co-ordinator, manager and initiator of service development. American Hearing Laboratories has trained audiologists on staff to serve you and your individual needs.
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Audiological
scientists develop ways to measure and compensate for hearing loss,
and for diagnosing neurological diseases. They work directly with
patients, often children or elderly people. They play both a clinical
role and a managerial development role and are the driving force
behind the development of audiology services in many areas. They
are members of a multidisciplinary team, usually hospital-based,
which is concerned with the identification, diagnosis and rehabilitation
of hearing and balance disorders.Home Page | About AHL | Services | Products | Education | Insurance | FAQ | Contact Us| Am I A Candidate?
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