The region’s trusted provider for hearing and balance care, offering technology and testing you won’t find anywhere else in the area.
At New River Valley Hearing & Balance, we’re dedicated to helping patients of all ages hear clearly, stay steady, and stay connected to the people they love. As the only practice in the region offering AIB-certified balance testing and exclusive access to LACE AI auditory training, we provide a level of care you won’t find anywhere else in the New River Valley.
With two convenient locations in Radford and Floyd, VA, our experienced team takes the time to understand your needs and recommend solutions that truly support your hearing and your lifestyle. We are also proud to serve those who have served, as a credentialed Veterans Community Care Provider.
As a credentialed Veterans’ Community Care Provider, we are honored to deliver hearing and balance care to those who have served. Our team understands the unique needs of veterans and provides compassionate, personalized solutions to help you hear clearly and live confidently.
For mothers and fathers of newborns, getting a diagnosis of early auditory impairment brings considerable anxiety and dread. The reassuring truth is that by applying prompt testing and therapeutic help, young children with hearing deficits are able to excel. Remarkably, such young children can gain language proficiency, interpersonal traits, and lasting relationships in their community,
Auditory decline is far more than a simple bodily issue; it stands as a profound internal hurdle that gradually alters how a person navigates daily life. Though compromised hearing is typically recognized for causing sound confusion, the secondary mental and personal consequences are far less visible yet are equally devastating. Ranging from immediate frustration to
It is a well-documented biological fact that dogs with long, floppy ears do not capture directional sound waves as efficiently as pointed-ear breeds. It’s probably not surprising to learn that cats, dogs, and hamsters have the ability to adjust the direction of their ears to enhance their ability to pick up sounds from the front,
