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Hearing Services at Dr. Campbell's Hearing Solutions
Hearing plays a crucial role in your overall well-being, from preventing dementia to keeping you connected with your loved ones.
At Dr. Campbell’s Hearing Solutions, our dedicated team of audiologists brings decades of experience in helping people hear and working with the latest hearing technology. We go beyond a simple hearing test—our comprehensive evaluations assess hearing, cognition, vision, balance, and dexterity, ensuring a holistic approach to your care.
Let us help you get back to doing what you love with confidence.
Hearing Protection
Loud noise exposure is a leading cause of hearing loss, as sounds over 85 decibels can permanently damage the inner ear’s hair cells. We offer custom-fit earmolds and earplugs to protect musicians, athletes, construction workers, and anyone exposed to hazardous noise.
Tinnitus Evaluation & Management
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Dr. Campbell’s Hearing Solutions
Dr. Campbell’s Hearing Solutions is a private practice that offers comprehensive audiology and hearing aid services to people of all ages.
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Our Team
Michelle Miller, M.S. CCC-A
Audiologist
Michelle Miller holds her master’s degree from the University of South Florida and has practiced Audiology in a variety of clinical settings for over 15 years. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology and holds her Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
Michelle’s philosophy is to help her patients understand not only their hearing loss but how it relates to their overall well-being. She tries to create an atmosphere where her patients and their families can share their experiences so she can partner with them to find solutions to the many communication difficulties specific to hearing loss. She enjoys helping her patients navigate any feelings of denial, frustration, or isolation that often are a result of hearing loss as well as celebrating with them the joy of hearing again through treatment with hearing devices.
Sheree Richardson, M.S.
Audiologist
Karen Smith
Audiology Assistant
Karen has been with Dr. Campbell’s for over 20 years. She has over 25 years of experience working in front and back medical offices, including audiology and ENT. Karen enjoys being a part of a patient’s hearing journey. Patient care is her top priority and she does her best to ensure each patient is treated with the utmost respect and receives the help they need.
In her free time, Karen loves the outdoors and traveling.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I have hearing loss?
Hearing loss often happens slowly, so it’s not always easy to notice. Common signs include:
- Asking people to repeat themselves
- Struggling to hear conversations in noisy places
- Turning up the TV or phone louder than others prefer
- Feeling like others are mumbling or speaking too softly
- Difficulty understanding high-pitched voices, such as children or women
- Ringing or buzzing in the ears (tinnitus)
- Feeling exhausted from trying to listen
If any of these sound familiar, it’s a good idea to get a hearing test. An audiologist can check your hearing and help you find the right solution. Catching hearing loss early can make a big difference in your daily life and communication.
Can you self-refer to an audiologist?
Yes! You can make an appointment with an audiologist on your own—no referral from a doctor or nurse is needed. This is called self-referral and makes it easy to get the hearing care you need. Just keep in mind that some insurance plans, including Medicare, may require a referral for coverage.
Do you need a doctor’s referral for a hearing test?
Medicare requires a physician referral for any diagnostic hearing tests that will be reimbursed. The main factor affecting coverage is the medical necessity of the test. To qualify for reimbursement, the healthcare provider must document the symptoms, concerns, or medical reasons that justify the need for the hearing evaluation.
How is hearing loss diagnosed?
Hearing loss is diagnosed through a complete hearing evaluation done by an audiologist or hearing instrument specialist. This includes a series of tests to measure how well you hear and check for any related issues. After the testing, the audiologist will review your results, explain the type and degree of hearing loss (if any), and recommend next steps, like hearing aids, medical care, or other solutions.
What type of hearing aid do I need?
The right hearing aid depends on your hearing needs, lifestyle, and preferences. Hearing aids come in different styles and offer various features. Your audiologist will help you choose the best option based on your hearing level, how active you are, how comfortable you are with small devices, and what look you prefer.
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