Harrison550 Mamaroneck Ave, Suite 407 (4th floor)(914) 949-0034

Somers325 NY 100(914) 556-6720

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Hearing Aid Fitting for Greenwich, CT; Scarsdale, Mt. Kisco, White Plains, Harrison, Rye, Somers, NY & Beyond

Personalized hearing aid selection, fitting, verification, and follow-up care.

Personalized hearing aid care

hearing aid fitting appointment

Appointment focus

1

Your audiologist confirms the devices and checks the physical fit in both ears.

2

The hearing aids are programmed to the prescription for your hearing loss.

3

Real-ear measurement checks what the devices deliver at your eardrum against that prescription.

What to know

A clearer look at this service

Getting a customized fitting is just as important as selecting the right type of hearing aid. At Audiology Associates of Westchester, we make sure you get the most out of your hearing aid by ensuring that it fits well. Make sure you schedule a hearing aid fitting so we can make sure your hearing aid rests comfortably in your ear. Our team will also show you lots of features, provide you tips, and give you important care instructions. We are proud to serve patients across White Plains, NY; Harrison, NY; Scarsdale, NY; Rye, NY; Mt. Kisco, NY; and Greenwich, CT. Contact our offices today to learn more about our selection of hearing aids or schedule a hearing aid fitting!

Additional Audiology Services

Hearing Aid Programming In addition to help with fitting, the team at Audiology Associates of Westchester can help program your hearing aid to fit your preferences. No matter where or when you plan to use it, we will help program your hearing aid to work best for you. Live Speech MappingLive speech mapping is a process that helps you see the benefits of your hearing aid in real time using probe microphones. Hearing and Follow-up CareThe team at Audiology Associates of Westchester is always here to help provide follow-up care, as needed. If you need further adjustments or programming in the future, be sure to call us.

Helpful notes

Make a list of the situations where you most want improvement.

Bring your phone, and its passcode, if you want streaming set up.

Ask what follow-up visits are included and over what period.

While you’re getting used to your hearing aids, be sure to wear them as much as possible and be patient. Getting used to new hearing aids always takes time, usually a few weeks or months. The more intense your hearing loss, the longer it will take you to transition to your new hearing aids. We recommend keeping a log of times when you didn’t hear well so that you can bring them to your next appointment at our office. If you have more questions or you want to schedule a follow-up appointment, call us today.

Decision guide

Choose this appointment with confidence

This is a good fit when

  • You have hearing test results and want a professional device recommendation.
  • You need help comparing brands, styles, Bluetooth, rechargeable options, or invisible devices.
  • Your current hearing aids are not matching your everyday listening needs.

This may not be the first step when

  • You have not had a recent hearing evaluation.
  • You only need a quick cleaning, receiver, dome, wax filter, or battery check.

What the visit should clarify

  • Review of hearing results, dexterity, lifestyle, phone needs, and cosmetic preferences.
  • Device selection based on clinical findings and real listening priorities.
  • Orientation, real-ear verification, and follow-up planning.

Useful questions to ask

  • How will this recommendation help in restaurants, meetings, cars, or family gatherings?
  • What follow-up adjustments are included?
  • How will comfort, retention, and phone connectivity be handled?

What patients say · 486+ Google reviews

In our patients’ words

I went for a routine hearing screening. The audiologist was so kind, professional, knowledgeable, and informative. All checked out well and I will continue to use this practice in the future. The office is clean, comfortable and calming!

Ilene V.

Hearing screening · Verified Google review

Our audiologist is outstanding. My husband has been seeing the practice for tests and hearing aid fittings — thorough, patient, caring and so very knowledgeable, with step-by-step directions and explanations.

Cindy B.

Hearing aid fitting · Verified Google review

I appreciate the professionalism shown during my two visits. The audiologist was patient and took time to answer my questions — thorough while explaining and demonstrating the proper use of my new hearing aids.

Ronald B.

New hearing aids · Verified Google review

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What good care includes

A visit should end with clarity, not confusion

These are the practical pieces patients should expect when comparing hearing care options.

A complete case history and a clear explanation of symptoms.

Ear inspection and testing recommendations based on what the patient is noticing.

Plain-language next steps, including whether hearing aids, tinnitus care, repair, monitoring, or referral may be appropriate.

Follow-up support so hearing care can be adjusted around real listening situations.

Frequently asked questions

Helpful answers before you schedule

Who should schedule hearing aid fitting?

Patients who notice changes in hearing, communication, sound comfort, tinnitus, or hearing aid performance should call the practice to schedule an appointment for personalized guidance.

What happens during the visit?

The audiology team reviews your concerns, evaluates your hearing needs, explains findings in patient-friendly language, and discusses appropriate next steps.

Do I need to choose a location before calling?

No. You can call the practice and the team can help identify the most convenient office or appointment option.

Ready for next steps?

Schedule with a hearing doctor

Call or request an appointment to talk through testing, hearing aids, tinnitus, repairs, or follow-up care.