Adirondack Audiology Associates

02/25/2026

International Cochlear Implant Day commemorates the first successful electrical stimulation of the auditory nerve, which was first done on February 25, 1957 ✨ These devices can have a substantial impact for those with severe to profound hearing loss ✨

01/26/2026

Due to the winter storm, all offices will be closed on January 26, 2026. Everyone stay safe and we will see you on Tuesday ❄️

01/06/2026

A lot of people ask, why should we work with Adirondack Audiology? These are a few of the reasons why our patients choose us 🏔️✨

11/28/2025

We’re so thankful for all of our wonderful patients 💛

08/27/2025

Now accepting new patients at all of our locations!

05/26/2025

Happy Memorial Day! Just a reminder all our offices are closed for the holiday. We hope everyone has a safe and sunny long weekend with their families 🇺🇸🎇✨

05/13/2025

Better Hearing Month is in full swing! 💫

Today, we had the pleasure of offering hearing screenings at our local senior living community. What an amazing turn out!

Call us to schedule a comprehensive hearing exam ✨

05/05/2025

Hear the sounds of the ocean again 🌊🐚

What better time than Better Hearing Month to do something about your hearing health. Don't wait, Schedule an exam with us today!

Stay tuned to hear about the promotion were running with this month 🎉

04/30/2025

04/28/2025

Vote for us in the Adirondack Daily Enterprise's "Best of the Mountains" under Health Services!

Adirondack Audiology has been providing hearing health services to the Lake Placid area since 1987, and we are honored to be nominated.

Click here to vote!
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04/28/2025

Why wait when it comes to quality of life?

Studies show that treating hearing loss may be a safe way to reduce cognitive decline and dementia.

Schedule a hearing evaluation with us today!

04/28/2025

Keith founded Adirondack Audiology in 1987 in Saranac Lake, NY. Before pursuing audiology, he spent time in NYC dancing with Alvin Ailey and developed a deep passion for the performing arts which has carried through until today.

He has worked in multiple settings including mental health facilities and corrections, to help with the aural rehabilitation of vulnerable populations. He has also led many philanthropic trips to Honduras, fitting hearing aids all over the world!

In his free time, Keith enjoys skiing, biking and spending time with his wife and Daughters.

He has built an amazing practice and community, helping people in both Vermont and New York.