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Our patient-centered approach allows us to focus on satisfying your hearing care needs, whatever they may be.

Central Illinois Hearing is the only private audiology practice in the area.We pride ourselves on our attention to our patients' needs and providing customer service that is second to none. Our practice will work with you to diagnose and find solutions for your hearing needs using state-of-the-art equipment and the most advanced technology. Because our focus is entirely on your unique needs, coming to Central Illinois Hearing means that you’ll experience patient care that is specific to you, with exceptional follow-up care that ensures your hearing needs are being met. Our locations and hours are...

4000 Westgate Dr
Springfield Illinois 62711
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1515 West Walnut St Ste 4, Executive Plaza
Jacksonville Illinois 62650
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11/25/2025

👂 Ringing, buzzing, balance blips?
Some life-saving medications can quietly impact your ears. It’s a side effect called ototoxicity.

Stay a step ahead:
✅ Get a baseline hearing check before treatment
✅ Speak up about changes
✅ Keep your care team in the loop

11/24/2025

Living in a vibrant city can be a thrilling experience, but it's critical to be mindful of potential risks to your hearing. And some cities pose an even greater risk of hearing loss.

But don't fret! You can still enjoy the city life while protecting your hearing. Here's what you can do to reduce the risk of premature hearing loss:

1️⃣ Utilize earmuffs, earplugs, and other protective devices in noisy environments, like sporting venues or restaurants.
2️⃣ Limit prolonged time spent in places with sources of loud noise, like transportation hubs, recreation areas, construction sites, and nightclubs.
3️⃣ Keep the volume on your personal audio devices at a moderate level to prevent damage to your ears.
4️⃣ Maintain regular hearing evaluations to monitor your hearing health and address any concerns promptly.

Remember, prevention is the key!
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11/20/2025

Did you know your blood sugar might be affecting your hearing? Fluctuations in glucose can impact the inner ear’s delicate structures, potentially making ringing (tinnitus) or hearing loss more noticeable. It’s a reminder that your hearing health ties into your overall wellness.

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11/18/2025

🍬 Sweet Treats & Your Ears
Blood sugar balance isn’t just about energy levels, it can impact your hearing and your tinnitus.
✨ Discover how glucose swings can affect your inner ear and simple steps to keep both your body and hearing in harmony.

11/11/2025

2 Easy ASL Phrases to Learn This Holiday Season

With the holiday season just around the corner, learn these signs — perfect for holiday gatherings.

11/10/2025

Why Protect Residual Hearing? 🔊👂

Hearing aids are incredible devices. But here's the thing: they're not a cure for hearing loss. Instead, they work in harmony with your residual hearing.

Here's why you should cherish and protect your residual hearing:

1️⃣ Better Hearing Aid Performance: Hearing aids are custom-tailored to your unique hearing loss pattern, whether it's high-frequency or low-frequency. The more residual hearing you have, the more effectively your hearing aids can function.

2️⃣ Enhanced Sound Clarity: Residual hearing serves as the foundation upon which your hearing aids build. It allows you to discern nuances in speech and enjoy richer, more vibrant sounds.

3️⃣ Long-Term Hearing Preservation: Guarding your residual hearing is an investment in your auditory future. By protecting it, you reduce the risk of further hearing loss.

Looking for more information? Learn more about how hearing works - contact us today!
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11/06/2025

Did you know that some breast-cancer treatments carry a risk of hearing damage? The term is “ototoxicity” — when medication affects your inner ear and hearing. If you or someone you love is undergoing treatment, it’s worth asking your care team about possible hearing impacts. 👂
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11/04/2025

👂 Did you know?
Your inner ear has no energy reserves. It depends on a steady flow of glucose and oxygen! ⚡🩸
Big sugar swings can stress your cochlear hair cells and make hearing harder over time.
👉 Keep your ears happy — ask us how blood sugar affects hearing.

10/28/2025

🌟 You can’t always stop hearing loss from happening — but you can keep it from getting worse.

From noise protection to cutting-edge hearing tech, here are some smart ways to safeguard your hearing health:

💡 Better hearing starts with small daily choices
👂 Avoid loud noise
🎧 Use hearing protection
💙 Embrace hearing technology

10/23/2025

Ready to take control of your hearing health? 👂

If you have hearing loss, you can actively work to keep it from getting worse! We're sharing 6 essential ways you can protect the hearing you have and improve your quality of life.

Here's a sneak peek at the tips you need to know:

✅ Avoid harmful noise levels
✅ Wear the right hearing protection
✅ Address earwax safely
✅ Understand ototoxic medications
✅ Focus on total body wellness
✅ Utilize modern hearing technology

Don't wait until it's too late! Click the link below to learn the details of each step and preserve your hearing for years to come! 👇

Read the full blog post here: https://www.centralillinoishearing.com/blog/6-ways-to-keep-your-hearing-loss-from-getting-worse/

10/21/2025

🎧 The Life-Changing Benefits of Hearing Technology

Hearing technology isn’t just about amplifying sound — it’s about regaining confidence, connection, and joy in everyday life. 💙

✨ Ready to rediscover the sounds you’ve been missing?

10/20/2025

Individuals with hearing loss can safely hit the road... with the right precautions. Here are some tips for driving with hearing aids:

1️⃣ Double-Check Your Hearing Aids: Before starting your engine, make sure your hearing aids are clean, functional, and properly inserted.
2️⃣ Eliminate Distractions: Minimize in-car distractions like loud music or unnecessary conversations that can make it harder to hear essential sounds on the road.
3️⃣ Use Your Side Mirrors: Keep a keen eye on your surroundings through your side mirrors. Visual cues are vital when you can't hear everything.
4️⃣ Keep Windows Closed: Roll up your windows to reduce wind noise and make it easier to hear important sounds inside your car.
5️⃣ Check for Emergency Vehicles: Regularly scan for flashing lights and sirens, especially at intersections. Pull over and let them pass.
6️⃣ Use Hearing Aid Accessories: Some hearing aids come with accessories like remote microphones, which can improve your ability to hear conversations within the car.

Remember, safe driving is all about being attentive and aware of your surroundings. Hearing aids can greatly enhance your driving experience, but they should complement your safe driving practices.
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4000 Westgate Drive
Springfield, IL
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+12175014105

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http://www.centralillinoishearing.com/

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Welcome to Central Illinois Hearing

Better Health through Better Communication

The staff at Central Illinois Hearing takes the time to get to know patients on a personal level. We work diligently to understand your needs in order to know how best to meet them.

Founder of Central Illinois Hearing, Dr. David Groesch, has devoted his entire career to helping the hearing impaired community of Central Illinois achieve meaningful, active lifestyles through improved communication. It’s not an easy task since there is no magic solution to solving significant hearing impairment.

Dr. Groesch is dedicated to combining the latest advancements in assistive hearing technologies with his experienced counseling skills to ensure patients’ expectations are met or exceeded. Dr. Groesch is an Illinois licensed audiologist. He is a fellow of the Academy of Audiology and certified by the American Speech, Language and Hearing Association.