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Midwest Audiology Center, LLC

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Midwest Audiology Center, LLC

The Audiologists at Midwest Audiology Center use state-of-the-art technology to diagnose and treat hearing loss.

We specialize in cost-effective solutions to help with your hearing loss. Hearing Aid Sales, service, repair, and rentals are our specialty.

02/12/2026

Your heart health and hearing health are more connected than you might think!

Good blood flow is essential for the tiny sensory cells in your inner ear to work properly. 🩸 When your heart and blood vessels aren’t pumping well, these cells can get damaged, leading to hearing loss. That’s why conditions like high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease can increase your risk of hearing problems. Taking care of your heart means taking care of your ears too! 👂

If you’ve noticed any changes in your hearing or want to make sure your ears are in tip-top shape, send me a message or call to schedule a hearing exam.

02/11/2026

Earwax gets a bad wrap, but it actually plays an important role in keeping your ears healthy.

Earwax is produced by glands in the outer portion of the ear canal and works alongside tiny hairs (called cilia) to trap dust, dirt, and other debris before it can reach the eardrum. This helps protect the sensitive structures deeper in the ear.

The goal isn’t to remove earwax completely, it’s to keep it from building up and causing problems. Healthy ears need a little wax!

As we age, earwax doesn’t move out of the ears as efficiently, which can lead to buildup and hearing issues. But don’t worry… we're here to help with safe, professional ear wax removal if you need it!

02/10/2026

I recently saw a large European study, the Gutenberg Health Study, that has been exploring the link between hearing loss and cardiovascular health. It caught my attention because, as an audiologist, I see firsthand how hearing changes can reflect broader health shifts.

Here’s the short version: the study found that people with hearing loss often had more cardiovascular risk factors, but when researchers accounted for age and other variables, most of those links faded.

Except one.

Hearing loss still showed a significant connection with diabetes, even after full adjustment. To me, that’s an important clue.

Sometimes, hearing changes show up as one of the early signs that something in the vascular or metabolic system needs a second look. Especially if you’re managing (or at risk for) diabetes.

If it’s been a while since you’ve had your hearing checked or your diabetes care plan updated, consider this your gentle reminder.

Not because anything is “wrong,” but because paying attention early can help us stay connected to the world, and to ourselves.

02/09/2026

Hey guys, it’s Joanne! One of the best parts of where I live? The food and brewery scene is just a short walk from my front door!

I'm lucky to live near North Avenue in Wauwatosa, and I love exploring all the local spots. Some of my favorites are:
🌮 BelAir Cantina for tacos and margaritas
🍔 North Ave Grill for comfort food that hits the spot
🍺 The Gathering Place Brewery for a relaxing drink with friends

If you have a hidden gem I haven’t tried yet, tell me!

02/07/2026

Hearing aid repairs might seem quick, but they work best when we plan for them.

A patient walked in and said, “It’ll only take a second, can you fix this right now?” 🕑

I totally understand. When something stops working, you want it fixed today! But to respect everyone’s time, we ask that you call ahead to make sure you come at a good time, rather than walking in while we are with a patient. That way, you won't have to wait!

You get a fast fix with less frustration. Win-win!

Need a repair? Call us and we’ll tell you the quickest option today.

02/05/2026

Many people describe tinnitus as a high-pitched ringing, but it can also sound like buzzing, humming, rushing, or even thumping. 🔔

Some people experience pulsatile tinnitus, where the sound matches their heartbeat. ❤️‍🔥 While this can happen occasionally, persistent pulsatile tinnitus may signal an underlying health concern and shouldn’t be ignored.

A hearing test is often the first step in finding answers. If you’ve noticed rhythmic sounds in your ears, send me a message or call to schedule a hearing exam.

02/04/2026

💊 Did you know that over 200 medications list hearing loss or tinnitus as a possible side effect? This includes some prescriptions and even common over-the-counter meds like aspirin or acetaminophen.

But don’t panic, taking them doesn’t mean you will develop hearing issues.
If you do notice ringing or changes in hearing after starting a new medication, don’t stop taking it; talk to your prescribing doctor first. 👂🩺

We’re here to help you monitor your hearing health and work with your care team if anything changes.

02/03/2026

Hearing ringing, buzzing, humming, or rushing sounds in your ears? 👂 You’re not imagining it, and you’re definitely not alone. About 10% of U.S. adults (over 25 million people) experience tinnitus, and millions find it disruptive to daily life.

Tinnitus is commonly linked to hearing loss, but stress, anxiety, noise exposure, and head injuries can also play a role.

If the sounds in your ears are bothering you, we’re here to help you understand what’s going on. 💙

02/02/2026

Anyone else remember falling asleep to the hum of one of these fans?

Turns out, that soothing sound may have been doing more than keeping you cool. It can also be a helpful tool for managing tinnitus!
Sound masking uses background noise, such as a fan, sound machine, or app, to give the brain something else to focus on besides the ringing or buzzing.
It’s especially helpful at bedtime or in quiet environments if you have trouble falling asleep.
Which one are you? Old-school or high-tech?
Have you used sound masking? Tell us what’s worked for you in the comments!

02/01/2026

“I can hear people… I just can’t understand them.”

Usually, it’s worst in restaurants, and it’s exhausting, because you’re missing words, not volume. I get it. That kind of listening requires a lot of effort.

So we slow it down, talk through your toughest situations, and do a comprehensive hearing evaluation. Then I explain the results, because for many people, the issue is speech clarity in noise, not just “turn it up.”

The wins are often small but powerful:
✅ less guessing
✅ less repeating
✅ less listening fatigue
✅ more confidence

If this sounds like you, you’re not alone. When you’re ready, we’re here to help!

01/31/2026

Let’s talk tech, but in simple terms. A telecoil (or t-coil) is a small copper wire built into some hearing aids. It lets your hearing aids connect directly to certain sound systems, like a built-in Bluetooth for public places.

Think of it like this: instead of your hearing aids picking up all the surrounding noise, the telecoil connects directly to a sound source, like a microphone in a theater or a speaker at an airport gate.
Not all hearing aids come with a telecoil, so it’s always worth checking!

01/30/2026

When you leave our office, you won’t just get a “yes or no” answer about your hearing… you’ll go home with a copy of your hearing test, called an audiogram.

An audiogram is a simple graph that shows how well you hear different pitches, from low (like a drum) to high (like a bird). On your chart, you’ll see “O” symbols for your right ear and “X” symbols for your left ear. We’ll walk you through exactly what those marks mean and how they relate to the sounds you hear every day, like speech, music, and background noise.

Think of it like a printed prescription for glasses, but for your ears. It becomes the baseline we compare future tests to, so we can track any changes in your hearing over time.

This report belongs to you. You can file it neatly in your home health folder… or let it live on the floor of your car with the reusable grocery bags, we won’t judge.

Address

4818 S 76th Street, Ste 12
Greenfield, WI
53220

Opening Hours

Monday	4pm - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+14142818300

Website

http://www.midwestaudiology.net/

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