Choice Audiology

Choice Audiology Audiology services from a member of your community. Fair and flexible pricing. Everyone is treated with dignity and respect.

Myth vs. FactMyth: Hearing loss only affects older adults. Fact: Noise exposure, genetics, illness, and medications can ...
03/14/2026

Myth vs. Fact

Myth: Hearing loss only affects older adults.
Fact: Noise exposure, genetics, illness, and medications can affect hearing at ANY age.
If you’re unsure, a simple test can give you clarity!

Did You Know?Hearing loss is the third most common chronic physical condition in older adults — after arthritis and hear...
03/12/2026

Did You Know?

Hearing loss is the third most common chronic physical condition in older adults — after arthritis and heart disease.
And it’s treatable!

Quick Self-CheckAsk yourself: • Do I avoid phone calls? • Do I feel exhausted after social events? • Do others complain ...
03/10/2026

Quick Self-Check
Ask yourself:
• Do I avoid phone calls?
• Do I feel exhausted after social events?
• Do others complain the TV is too loud?
If yes — it might be time to schedule.

If these sound familiar, it might be time for a hearing test. Early care makes a big difference — and we’re here to help...
03/10/2026

If these sound familiar, it might be time for a hearing test. Early care makes a big difference — and we’re here to help.

03/10/2026

Have you ever left a dinner feeling more exhausted than full?

Struggling to hear doesn’t always mean things aren’t loud enough. Sometimes it means your brain is working overtime just to fill in the gaps. And over time, that effort can feel isolating — even in a room full of people.

You deserve to feel confident in conversations, comfortable at church, and relaxed at family gatherings. Hearing well is about more than sound — it’s about being present.

If keeping up feels harder lately, let’s talk. We’re here to help you reconnect to the moments that matter most.

Clarity — not just volume — is often the real issue.Many people say, “I can hear you talking… I just can’t understand wh...
03/06/2026

Clarity — not just volume — is often the real issue.

Many people say, “I can hear you talking… I just can’t understand what you’re saying.” That’s because hearing loss often affects certain pitches and speech sounds, especially consonants like S, F, T, and K. Turning things up louder doesn’t fix missing sounds — it just makes everything noisier.

That’s exactly what we evaluate and treat. Better hearing isn’t about louder. It’s about clearer.

Coffee & Cleanings ☕👂Some mornings run on coffee.Some run on hearing aid cleanings.Around here? It’s both!Stop by if you...
03/04/2026

Coffee & Cleanings ☕👂
Some mornings run on coffee.
Some run on hearing aid cleanings.
Around here? It’s both!
Stop by if your devices need a little TLC!

03/03/2026

Omega AI has been breaking barriers and making headlines since the day it was released, including this article from Fortune: https://brnw.ch/21x0hTp. Our bar-raising technology has now been enhanced, making it even easier for hearing aid users to stay connected to the world around them.

Our Why 💙We do what we do because hearing connects people. From conversations, to memories, to the world around them.If ...
03/03/2026

Our Why 💙
We do what we do because hearing connects people. From conversations, to memories, to the world around them.
If you or someone you love is struggling, call us. You deserve to hear life fully!

Did you know? Around 430 million people worldwide — that’s more than the population of the U.S. and EU combined — live w...
03/03/2026

Did you know? Around 430 million people worldwide — that’s more than the population of the U.S. and EU combined — live with disabling hearing loss, meaning their hearing is impaired enough that communication and daily life can be seriously affected. This figure comes from the World Health Organization (WHO).

The WHO explains that disabling hearing loss refers to a reduction in hearing greater than 35 decibels (dB) in the better-hearing ear — enough to make regular conversation difficult without support like hearing aids or cochlear implants.

As WHO puts it, “untreated hearing loss can have a devastating impact on people’s ability to communicate, to study and to earn a living.”

Let’s raise awareness — and remove barriers so that everyone has access to the care and technology they need.

Spring Cleaning Tip 🧼Don’t forget to clean your hearing aids!Regular cleaning helps prevent repairs and keeps sound cris...
03/02/2026

Spring Cleaning Tip 🧼

Don’t forget to clean your hearing aids!
Regular cleaning helps prevent repairs and keeps sound crisp and clear.
Need help? Stop by, we’re happy to show you how!

Meet Jessie! As our Hearing Instrument Specialist, Jessie works closely with patients to ensure their hearing aids fit c...
03/01/2026

Meet Jessie!
As our Hearing Instrument Specialist, Jessie works closely with patients to ensure their hearing aids fit comfortably and perform beautifully.
Her favorite part? Watching someone hear clearly again for the first time. 💙

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938 Mulberry Street
Loudon, TN
37774

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

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+18652296230

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Your Hearing, Your Choice

Choice Audiology was founded to treat patients of all ages with kindness, compassion and understanding and to provide patients with affordable and accessible hearing healthcare.

About Dr. Tripp

Dr. Rebekah Tripp graduated from the University of Tennessee in 2009 with an undergraduate degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology. She completed her Doctorate in Audiology from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in 2013. She is currently a licensed audiologist in the State of Tennessee and also holds her Certificate of Clinical Competence from ASHA (American Speech and Hearing Association). She is also a member of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology.

She has primarily worked in Ear, Nose and Throat offices, which has given her many and varied experiences in audiology. Practicing in a medical model helped train her to be very sensitive to hearing that needs a specialist's attention. She has also worked with the University of Tennessee's Audiology Department in the supervision of audiology students, training the next generation of audiologists.