Tinnitus therapy
A tinnitus treatment pathway that may be discussed for appropriate candidates after evaluation.
Lenire for Tinnitus
Lenire is a tinnitus treatment option that may be considered for appropriate candidates as part of a tinnitus management plan.
Because tinnitus experiences vary, patients need an individualized evaluation before determining whether Lenire, hearing aids, sound strategies, counseling, or another pathway is appropriate.
Step 1
The audiologist reviews tinnitus history, hearing status, goals, and daily impact.
Step 2
Tinnitus-related evaluation and counseling are discussed.
Step 3
Lenire candidacy and availability are reviewed when appropriate.
Step 4
The team explains realistic expectations and next steps.
Tinnitus treatment should be individualized and evidence-informed. Patients should not have to guess which products or therapies apply to their specific symptoms.
Before you schedule
The most productive hearing-care visits start with specific examples. Bring the moments where listening breaks down, the devices or apps you already use, and the questions you want answered.
Tinnitus is persistent or distressing You have tried general strategies without enough relief
The audiologist reviews tinnitus history, hearing status, goals, and daily impact.
Tinnitus treatment should be individualized and evidence-informed. Patients should not have to guess which products or therapies apply to their specific symptoms.
No. Candidacy depends on the patient's tinnitus profile, hearing status, medical history, goals, and clinical evaluation.
Patients should contact the practice to confirm availability, candidacy steps, and whether a tinnitus evaluation should be scheduled first.
No treatment should be presented as a guarantee. The audiology team can explain expectations, candidacy, and alternatives during an appointment.
Product information is educational. For personalized hearing aid recommendations, schedule an appointment with Audiology Associates of Westchester.