House of Hearing Audiology Clinic

House of Hearing Audiology Clinic House of Hearing Audiology Clinic in Boise and Meridian, Idaho, offers a full range of diagnostic and preventative hearing healthcare professional services.

House of Hearing Audiology Clinic has served the Boise and Meridian, Idaho areas for over 40 years. We offer a full range of diagnostic and preventative hearing healthcare professional services, including hearing aid screening, evaluations, hearing aids sales, and rehabilitative and preventative counseling. We are dedicated to keeping abreast of the latest improvements in technological advancements in the hearing industry and are committed to offering the most current options to our patients. Boise, ID. Office
5513 Glenwood St., Suite B
Boise, ID 83714
Call or text: 208-375-6600
Monday - Thursday: 8am–5pm

Meridian, ID. Office
2300 W. Everest Lane, Suite 150
Meridian, ID 83646
Call or text: 208-609-5067
Monday - Thursday: 8am–5pm

🎶 The holiday playlist may already be on repeat at the office… and let’s just say, spirits (and speakers) are bright! 😅H...
12/05/2025

🎶 The holiday playlist may already be on repeat at the office… and let’s just say, spirits (and speakers) are bright! 😅

How early is TOO early to play holiday music? …asking for a friend 😂

👂This week, we’re kicking off our “Songs of the Season” series featuring a few festive favorites that tie in with hearing!

Keep your eyes (and ears) open for some familiar lyrics, because your holiday should sound as good as it feels. ❤️

The holidays are loud cooking, chatter, clinking dishes, and maybe even a few toy drums!If you can’t quite catch the pun...
12/04/2025

The holidays are loud cooking, chatter, clinking dishes, and maybe even a few toy drums!

If you can’t quite catch the punchline at the party or keep saying “What?” more than “Wow!”, it might be time to check one more thing off your list… 👂

🎁 Because let’s be honest, the gift of hearing well? Totally priceless.

So before the season gets underway, please reach out to us to schedule your hearing check.

It’s one gift that keeps on giving (and doesn’t need a return receipt 😉).

👀 Ever notice how at a bustling holiday party, you can still zero in on your friend telling a hilarious story about you ...
12/02/2025

👀 Ever notice how at a bustling holiday party, you can still zero in on your friend telling a hilarious story about you across the room… while all the other chatter fades into background noise? 👂

🍸 That’s called the cocktail party effect, and it’s one of the amazing gifts of hearing! Our brains are wired to help us pick out the voices that matter most, even in a sea of sound. This season, as you mingle at office parties, family dinners, or cookie swaps, take a moment to appreciate that incredible ability!

If following conversations in noisy rooms is getting tricky, a hearing check might be the perfect gift to yourself before the holidays get loud.

12/01/2025

🎵 All I want for Christmas… is CLAAAARITY!

🎶“I don’t want a lot for Christmas
there is just one thing I need…
To hear the laughter, songs, and stories crystal clear and joyfully!” 👂

🎁 Because let’s be honest…hearing the moments that matter beats any gift under the tree.

👂 If your hearing feels a little fuzzy, it might be time to check that list (and your hearing) twice.

11/27/2025

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving! 🥧

🍂 This season always reminds me to slow down and reflect on the things that matter most. At House of Hearing Audiology Clinic, here’s what we’re thankful for:

💛 Our patients, who trust us with their hearing health.
👂 The “aha!” moments when someone hears clearly again.
🤝 The kindness, laughter, and stories shared in our office every day.
🏡 And the chance to be part of this amazing community.

We’d love to hear from you…what’s one thing you’re thankful for this year? Please share in the comments and let’s spread a little extra gratitude together.

11/25/2025

🔇 Tinnitus tip: What NOT to Do! 🚫

If you have tinnitus, you might think that avoiding noise and sitting in total silence will help. After all, you’re already hearing ringing, buzzing, or whooshing. Why add more sound?

❌ Wrong! In fact, silence can make tinnitus worse. When your environment is too quiet, your brain has nothing else to focus on except the tinnitus, making it seem louder, more bothersome, and more intrusive.

What to do instead? Avoid silent spaces! Try:
🎶 Playing soft music
🌊 Using a white noise machine
🌀 Turning on a fan
🌿 Opening a window to let in natural sounds

🧠 Giving your brain something else to listen to can help take the focus off your tinnitus, making it less noticeable and less frustrating. Need more tinnitus management tips? We’re here to help!

👂 Did you know? Sometimes the best hearing care means involving more than one expert.As an audiologist, my role is to di...
11/23/2025

👂 Did you know? Sometimes the best hearing care means involving more than one expert.

As an audiologist, my role is to diagnose, fit, and manage hearing loss [include balance if needed], but there are times when referrals are a part of our patients journey.

While I don’t perform surgery, we work closely with trusted physicians, ensuring you always feel supported. Think of it as a team approach: your hearing health is in the best hands!

Shout out to our colleagues at [insert ENT practice], they are simply the best!

🦻 POV: you walk out of your hearing aid fitting and suddenly hear…🚗 Your car blinker ticking🥾 Your footsteps crunching💨 ...
11/22/2025

🦻 POV: you walk out of your hearing aid fitting and suddenly hear…
🚗 Your car blinker ticking
🥾 Your footsteps crunching
💨 Your jacket swishing
🚽 …and yes, even the toilet flush!

When will it all sound normal again??

Here’s the deal: your brain has been missing out on these little sounds for years. So when they all come rushing back at once, it can feel overwhelming! But the more you expose your brain to these everyday noises, the faster it learns to recognize and “file” them away as background.

🧠 Most patients adapt within about 1 month of consistent use (think: all waking hours, 8am–8pm). The key is time AND exposure. The more your brain hears, the better it can adapt.

At House of Hearing Audiology Clinic, my goal is always to have you leave your fitting hearing differently AND comfortably. Change takes time, but you don’t have to walk through it alone. We’re here every step (and swish!) of the way. 🤍

📺 Happy World TV Day!Let’s be honest…TV has a way of bringing us together: family movie nights, Sunday football, that on...
11/21/2025

📺 Happy World TV Day!

Let’s be honest…TV has a way of bringing us together: family movie nights, Sunday football, that one show you swore you’d only watch one episode of (and then binged the whole season 🙃).

But here’s the kicker… when hearing loss sneaks in, suddenly the volume’s at 40, captions are always on, and your family’s giving you the look. 👀

👂 Hearing well isn’t just about keeping up with conversations. It’s about enjoying the little things, like laughing along with your favorite characters or actually catching the referee’s call during the big game.

So today, celebrate TV the way it was meant to be heard: clear, connected, and without complaints from the couch. 🛋️

🥧🍗 Holiday gatherings can get loud (and not just from Uncle Bob’s football commentary). If you’ve got a loved one with h...
11/20/2025

🥧🍗 Holiday gatherings can get loud (and not just from Uncle Bob’s football commentary). If you’ve got a loved one with hearing loss, here are some easy ways to make the table feel more welcoming:

👂 Turn down the background noise

TV off, turkey carving on. The game can wait until after pie.

👥 One at a time, please

Think “family meeting,” not “rowdy debate club.” Overlapping voices = loud chaos. (We appreciate for some families this is easier said than done 😆)

🗣️ Speak clearly (not louder)

No need to yell across the table, it’s not an auction! Face them and let your
expressions help.

🍽️ Strategic seating

Put them next to the family member who is patient and includes everyone…not next to the loud cousin who dominates conversation.

♻️ Rephrase instead of repeat

If “pass the gravy” didn’t land, try “hand me that saucy stuff.” Fresh wording works better than shouting the same line again.

Little tweaks = big difference. Because holidays should be about connection, not confusion. 💛

11/19/2025

🧴‘Tis the season for dry skin! 👂Itchy ears + hearing aids = no fun!

That irritation might be ear eczema: dry, flaky, and oh-so-annoying!

Quick tips:

🤪 Skip the scratch!
☁️ Ditch cotton swabs in the canal
🧼 Use gentle, fragrance-free moisturizers
👂 Ask your audiologist for help

Keep your ears happy and your hearing aids comfy! 😌

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5513 Glenwood Street , Suite B
Boise, ID
83714

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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