Dr. Berg owns and operates Central Montana Hearing and Audiology in Lewistown, Montana, where she was born and raised. She enjoys practicing and residing in the Central Montana area. She also really enjoys providing care to Veterans through the VA contract. Work with the medical community of Central Montana to give you thorough audiological care.
Provide professional hearing aid sales, adjustments and repairs, with most repairs being in-office while you wait. D. has more than 17 years' experience helping patients improve their quality of life through the best hearing technology currently available. She has a bachelor's degree in speech pathology from University of Northern Colorado, 2001, and a Doctor of Audiology from University of Northern Colorado, 2008.
Provide professional hearing aid sales, adjustments and repairs, with most repairs being in-office while you wait. D. has more than 17 years' experience helping patients improve their quality of life through the best hearing technology currently available. She has a bachelor's degree in speech pathology from University of Northern Colorado, 2001, and a Doctor of Audiology from University of Northern Colorado, 2008.
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An audiologist uses a hearing test to measure your type, degree and configuration of hearing loss. An audiology evaluation consists of a series of one or more of these tests. Your audiologist will use your test results to create a treatment plan for your unique hearing loss. An audiology (or hearing) evaluation can benefit patients of all ages, even those who do not show signs of hearing loss.
Earplugs offer excellent protection from potential hearing loss. Because ears vary in size and shape, the most effective earplugs will be custom made from molds of your ears. We offer a variety of custom earplugs designed specifically for different activities. Swimmers and those who participate in frequent water activities are at risk for developing a painful, itchy ear infection known as swimmer's ear (otitis externa).
Noise induced hearing loss is the second most common form of hearing loss (ranking behind presbycusis, hearing loss related to normal aging), and is the most preventable type. Background sound is a constant in our busy lives. Normally, background noises are at safe levels that won't impact our hearing.
Hearing loss isn't confined to older adults: children of all ages can experience a loss of hearing. Roughly three out of 1000 babies are born with hearing loss, and its prevalence is increasing in adolescents. Noise-induced hearing loss is largely responsible for this increase. If you suspect your child is having difficulty hearing, seek medical attention as soon as possible.
Newborn hearing loss is very difficult to detect, which is why many cases go undiagnosed until the child reaches talking age. Often, the only way to identify and treat a hearing loss problem when it truly counts is to take your baby to an audiologist for an infant hearing screening. Nearly three of every one thousand babies are born with some form of hearing loss.
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