Providence Cochlear Implant
Cochlear implants help adults and infants with severe hearing loss when hearing aids aren’t effective. Providence Cochlear Implant has provided expert evaluation, candidacy guidance, and care since 1993.
Our Approach
Cochlear implants may be the next step for patients who no longer benefit from hearing aids. Implants can also be the first step for infants born with little or no hearing. Because implants are much different than hearing aids, so too is the process of determining whether someone is a candidate for a cochlear implant.
Your care team at Providence Cochlear Implant have been providing cochlear implant services since 1993. When patients come in for a consultation, our team walks you through your questions and provides important information on what makes someone a candidate for cochlear implants.
Our Services, Conditions and Treatments
Services
- Audiology
Conditions
- Hearing Loss
Treatments
- Cochlear Implants
Diagnostics
- Auditory Brainstem Response Testing
- Hearing Screening For Newborns
Providence Cochlear Implant
217 West Cataldo Ave, 3rd Fl, Spokane, Washington 99201
Map & Directions
Frequently Asked Questions
When visiting our office for the first time, please bring:
- Insurance information
- Claim number if Labor and Industries is to be billed
- Copies of previous hearing tests
- Hearing aids you currently are using
- Questions you may have
- A valued person in your life who wants you to succeed in finding better hearing
Our team of specialty-trained providers evaluate, treat and rehabilitate hearing loss. These teams include:
- Audiologist - a health care professional trained in evaluating and rehabilitating hearing loss and related issues.
- Otolaryngologist – a doctor who specializes in treating conditions that affect the ears, nose and throat. In addition to being a medical doctor, an otolaryngologist is also a surgeon. They perform operations to treat hearing loss.
- Speech pathologist and/or teacher of the deaf/hard of hearing.