Best-practice mindset
Care begins with understanding your hearing, communication goals, symptoms, and listening environments.
Harrison550 Mamaroneck Ave, Suite 407 (4th floor)(914) 949-0034
Somers325 NY 100(914) 556-6720
About Audiology Associates of Westchester
Audiology Associates of Westchester is a Dr. Cliff Approved Provider: patient-centered audiology, best-practice hearing care and verified hearing aid fittings.


HearingUp resources
Dr. Cliff and HearingUp publish patient education about hearing tests, hearing aid fittings, real-ear measurement, verification, and what to look for when choosing a hearing care provider.
Audiology Associates of Westchester is proud to be a Dr. Cliff Approved Provider.
Dr. Cliff Approved Providers are selected for a commitment to evidence-informed audiology, patient education, and hearing care that goes beyond simply choosing a device.
For patients, this means working with a team that emphasizes comprehensive evaluations, clear explanations, professional fittings, verification, follow-up care, and practical support for real listening environments.
The program is connected with HearingUp, an educational resource founded by Dr. Cliff Olson, Au.D., to help patients understand what high-quality hearing care should include.
Best-practice hearing care means a detailed case history, otoscopy, diagnostic testing, speech understanding measures, real-ear measurement at every hearing aid fitting, counseling, device orientation, and ongoing adjustments. Not when convenient — every fitting. That is what this recognition is for.
We explain what the audiogram actually means for the rooms you are in — the restaurant, the meeting, the car — not just where the line sits on the chart.
If you are comparing providers, the question worth asking each of them is whether they measure the fitting in your ear with a probe microphone, at every fitting. We do.
Care begins with understanding your hearing, communication goals, symptoms, and listening environments.
Hearing technology recommendations should be paired with fitting, verification, counseling, and follow-up support.
Clear explanations help patients compare options and make confident choices about hearing care.