June Staff Spotlight: Dr. Kayla Kirk
This month’s Staff Spotlight is Dr. Kayla Kirk! Dr. Kirk specializes in diagnostic and rehabilitative services for pediatric and adult patients with an emphasis on diagnostic services and hearing aid dispensing. She also provides aural rehabilitation for patients using cochlear implants. Dr. Kirk is a member of the American Academy of Audiology and volunteers on…
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“My audiologist obviously loves her job. She is friendly, strives to make her clients very comfortable and relaxed, and above all, has terrific knowledge both of hearing and hearing aid products. She is a joy to work with for my hearing situation.” “My audiologist was very courteous, professional, friendly and patient. She never seemed rushed…
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Cochlear Implants
Cochlear implants are designed to help children and adults with severe to profound hearing loss who receive little to no benefit with hearing aids. Cochlear implants work very differently than a hearing aid. A cochlear implant receives and processes sounds from the environment and sends an electrical signal to the healthy auditory nerve fibers in…