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Hearing Aids in Westchester County: How to Get Fitted Well, and Where
What a good hearing aid fitting includes in Westchester, how to compare providers and where to find our Harrison and Somers offices. Book a visit.
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A good hearing aid fitting in Westchester starts with a full hearing test, uses a measurement taken inside your own ear and comes with trial, return and warranty terms you can read before you pay. Audiology Associates of Westchester fits hearing aids from two offices, Harrison and Somers, and serves patients across Westchester, Greenwich and Fairfield in Connecticut, Mahopac and southern Putnam County.
Many people compare providers by price first. This page offers a better checklist: five things every fitting should include, and how to confirm each one. It also lists our two offices with their hours, so you can plan a visit. This page is the local hub for our guides. See the types of hearing aids, hearing aid brands compared, rechargeable hearing aids and signs you need hearing aids.
“Ask every provider to walk through the same five things.”
The fitting checklist
The table lists five things a hearing aid fitting should include, why each matters and how to confirm it. Ask any provider to walk through the right-hand column before you buy.
| What it is | Why it matters | How to confirm it |
|---|---|---|
| A full hearing test | A device chosen without one is a guess | Ask to see your audiogram |
| Real-ear measurement | Shows what the aid delivers in your ear | Ask whether a probe microphone goes in your ear |
| Clear terms in writing | Lets you test the aids in your own life | Ask for the trial length, return terms and warranty on paper |
| Follow-up visits | Most of the benefit is built after the first fitting | Ask how many visits are included |
| Service afterward | Aids need cleaning, repair and support | Ask who services them and how |
Real-ear measurement: the step to ask about first
Real-ear measurement places a thin probe microphone in your ear canal and measures what the aid delivers to your eardrum. Every ear canal differs, so a prediction made by software can miss. HearAdvisor's lab scored a Phonak flagship 3.1 of 5 for speech in noise at the maker's first fit and 5.0 after tuning. We measure at the fitting and again when settings change. See our page on hearing aid fitting.
Comparing providers
Ask each provider four questions. Do you measure in my ear? How many follow-up visits come with the aids? What are the trial length, return terms and warranty, in writing? Who services the aids afterward? A provider who answers all four plainly is worth your time. For cost, see our guide to hearing aid costs in Westchester.
Insurance, employer benefits and payment
Benefits vary by plan, so we suggest you check yours before you shop. Our guides explain what insurance covers for hearing aids and tests, employer and union benefits and payment plans. Call either office with your plan and we will help you read it.
Hearing aids you already own
If you bought aids elsewhere, we can often adjust and verify them, depending on whether the device is locked to the seller. See whether an audiologist can program hearing aids bought elsewhere, and our page on a hearing aid second opinion.
Our Harrison office
550 Mamaroneck Avenue, Suite 407, Harrison, NY 10528, on the fourth floor, with lot parking. Open Monday to Friday 8:30 to 5. Phone (914) 949-0034. We also see patients from White Plains and Scarsdale here. See our Harrison page.
Our Somers office
325 NY-100, Somers, NY 10589. Open Monday to Wednesday 8:30 to 5, closed Thursday, and Friday 8:30 to 2:30. Phone (914) 556-6720. We serve northern Westchester and Putnam County from Somers. See our Somers page.
Book a visit
Call our Harrison office at (914) 949-0034 or our Somers office at (914) 556-6720 to book a visit. Harrison is at 550 Mamaroneck Avenue, Suite 407. Somers is at 325 NY-100. You can also book online.
Last updated and sources
Last updated November 4, 2026. What changed: this is the first version. Hours and phone numbers can change, so call to confirm.
Medical information
This page gives general information. It is not medical advice and it does not diagnose or recommend treatment. Sudden hearing loss, hearing loss in one ear, ear pain or dizziness need prompt medical care. Call Harrison at (914) 949-0034 or Somers at (914) 556-6720.
Common questions
Where can I get hearing aids in Westchester?
Audiology Associates of Westchester fits hearing aids at Harrison and Somers. Harrison is at 550 Mamaroneck Avenue, Suite 407. Somers is at 325 NY-100.
What should a hearing aid fitting include?
A full hearing test, real-ear measurement, clear written terms, follow-up visits and service afterward.
What is real-ear measurement?
A probe microphone in your ear canal measures what the aid delivers, and we adjust until it meets the target for your test.
Do you see patients from Connecticut?
Yes. Patients come from Greenwich and Fairfield County, Mahopac and southern Putnam County as well as Westchester.
Can you adjust hearing aids I bought elsewhere?
Often, yes, depending on whether the device is locked. Call us and we will tell you what is possible.
How do I book?
Call Harrison at (914) 949-0034 or Somers at (914) 556-6720, or book online.
