Heuser Hearing Institute

Heuser Hearing Institute Giving those in our community the experience of sound and language since 1948. We have come a long way from serving three children in a basement in 1948.

In 1948, The Louisville Deaf Oral School began through the joint sponsorship of the Woman’s Club of Louisville and the Kiwanis Club. From our humble beginnings with three children in a basement room at the Woman’s Club, the need for such a place has always been apparent and the school has grown rapidly in both numbers and quality. We were the first school of our kind in Kentucky and continue to be one of a limited number in the United States. Over the years, the need to provide early intervention, preschool and kindergarten services to children who are deaf and hard of hearing has grown. In fact, in 2001, because of the great need, Louisville Deaf Oral School moved to a new 35,000 square foot campus on Kentucky Street. To continue to serve our children with hearing loss after they graduated, Heuser Hearing Institute was established. Heuser Hearing Institute is committed to cutting edge technology, research and instruction. We provide internships and educational opportunities in ear related medicine, speech-language pathology and audiology. Not only are children served at the Institute, but people with hearing loss of all ages. In 2008, Louisville Deaf Oral School changed its name to Heuser Hearing & Language Academy. Now, Heuser Hearing Institute consists of Heuser Hearing & Language Academy, Heuser Hearing Services Center, and Heuser Research Center. Now, we are available to assist everyone who has hearing loss! Can’t hear? Come here!

03/30/2026

KY HEARS is headed back to Hancock County next week on April 8th 🚙💚 Please call our team at (800) 958-9610 to schedule a free hearing test!

03/26/2026
This week marks Dr. Angie Beach’s 20th year at Heuser Hearing Institute 🥳💚 Please send your congratulations to her as sh...
03/25/2026

This week marks Dr. Angie Beach’s 20th year at Heuser Hearing Institute 🥳💚 Please send your congratulations to her as she crosses this milestone—she’s been such an incredible and talented leader of the team and we are so lucky that she is with us though every step of the way. HAPPY ANGIE BEACH WEEK 😁🌟

Hearing loss affects many people worldwide, with an estimated 400 million people, including 34 million children, living ...
03/23/2026

Hearing loss affects many people worldwide, with an estimated 400 million people, including 34 million children, living with disabling hearing loss, according to the World Health Organization.

If left untreated, this form of hearing loss has been proven to affect health and quality of life over time.

Michael Oliver, a farmer in Cadiz, KY, learned the severity of his hearing loss while at the Farm Machinery Show.Heuser ...
03/20/2026

Michael Oliver, a farmer in Cadiz, KY, learned the severity of his hearing loss while at the Farm Machinery Show.

Heuser Hearing Institute, which partners with Raising Hope at farmer health screening events, fitted Oliver with hearing aids within a short time after his hearing test. He now looks forward to finally hearing his grandson speak, a child who could only whisper due to an illness.

You can read on and learn about more of this amazing story by clicking this link 🔗: https://www.kentuckynewera.com/news/state/article_45be05df-73d2-5139-82ab-d56ae3f0b29a.html

HUGE congrats to our audiologist, Dr. Michelle King for being recognized as a star coordinator this week at the EHDI Ann...
03/18/2026

HUGE congrats to our audiologist, Dr. Michelle King for being recognized as a star coordinator this week at the EHDI Annual Conference (Early Hearing Detection & Intervention) 25 Year Anniversary in Jacksonville, FL 🌟

Dr. King is highlighted among 15 others who served at least 10 years demonstrating “exceptional, sustained leadership in coordinating and advancing EHDI programs.” 🎉

Today’s AI-enabled hearing aids learn from your environments and adapt automatically, which is great for busy, noisy day...
03/18/2026

Today’s AI-enabled hearing aids learn from your environments and adapt automatically, which is great for busy, noisy days.

Set up location-based modes (home, office, favorite café) and ask us to prioritize the voices you hear most often for easier conversations. If listening still feels tiring, a quick fine-tune can reduce fatigue without sacrificing clarity.

03/17/2026

🥼Meet one of the faces you’ll see at our new Gateway on Broadway clinic— Dr. Ginger Tallmadge 👋

📞 Call (502)584-3573 to schedule an appointment with us 🦻

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Have a great time with family and friends.
03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Have a great time with family and friends.

Do migraines appear as your tinnitus worsens? You’re not imagining the connection: these conditions can share triggers s...
03/16/2026

Do migraines appear as your tinnitus worsens? You’re not imagining the connection: these conditions can share triggers such as stress and poor sleep.

Build a simple routine: lower daily stress with brief mindfulness, keep a consistent bedtime, and avoid loud sound exposure to help with both
If symptoms escalate, we’ll tailor a plan that addresses your tinnitus so you can get back to your day with fewer flare-ups!

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Louisville, KY
40203

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In 1948, The Louisville Deaf Oral School began through the joint sponsorship of the Woman’s Club of Louisville and the Kiwanis Club. From our humble beginnings with three children in a basement room at the Woman’s Club, the need for such a place has always been apparent and the school has grown rapidly in both numbers and quality. We were the first school of our kind in Kentucky and continue to be one of a limited number in the United States. Over the years, the need to provide early intervention, preschool and kindergarten services to children who are deaf and hard of hearing has grown. In fact, in 2001, because of the great need, Louisville Deaf Oral School moved to a new 35,000 square foot campus on Kentucky Street. To continue to serve our children with hearing loss after they graduated, Heuser Hearing Institute was established. Heuser Hearing Institute is committed to cutting edge technology, research and instruction. We provide internships and educational opportunities in ear related medicine, speech-language pathology and audiology. Not only are children served at the Institute, but people with hearing loss of all ages. In 2008, Louisville Deaf Oral School changed its name to Heuser Hearing & Language Academy. Now, Heuser Hearing Institute consists of Heuser Hearing & Language Academy, Heuser Hearing Services Center, and Heuser Research Center. We have come a long way from serving three children in a basement in 1948. Now, we are available to assist everyone who has hearing loss! Can’t hear? Come here!