At Kitsap Audiology, we’ve been helping our Kitsap and Olympic Peninsula community hear better for the last 25 years! We take great pride in caring for the hearing needs of individuals in our local area, and offer a warm and welcoming experience every time you visit.
We proudly serve our veterans and are providers for VA Choice.
We are excited to announce our new office location – In addition to our office in Bremerton, we are also located in Gig Harbor, WA. We welcome you to visit our new office in Gig Harbor!
We’ve built a strong reputation for sincere and honest hearing care over the past 25 years. It’s why our patients refer their friends and family to us, and it’s the only way we practice. Our team will always put your priorities and concerns first.
At Kitsap Audiology, we know that living with hearing loss can be a daily challenge. We strive to make every step toward healthy hearing an easy and gentle one. Visit our office today to experience what compassionate care truly looks like.
Helping people hear better is more than our profession – it’s our passion. Patient success and satisfaction is always our highest goal, and we’re committed to providing expert advice that you can trust. Kitsap Audiology only thrives if you do!
We take pride in the level of care we offer at Kitsap Audiology. Using state-of-the-art technology and over two decades of clinical experience, we provide top quality hearing healthcare to individuals in the Kitsap & Olympic Peninsula community.
As one of your main senses, your hearing health can tell you a story about your overall health. Hearing loss can be an early indicator of many health conditions, like diabetes and circulation conditions. Since hearing loss can be gradual, it is important to get your hearing evaluated regularly, like you do with your eyes or teeth.
Your hearing pathway starts at your ears and ends at your brain. When sounds reach the inner ear, they are converted into a signal that is sent to the brain. So, your hearing health can directly impact your brain health. Studies have consistently shown how hearing loss correlates to cognitive decline and dementia. And people with hearing loss are at higher risk of mental health conditions, like depression. Healthy hearing = healthy brain.
Hearing loss can be very isolating; if you cannot hear what people are saying, then it is very difficult to maintain conversations and if you cannot maintain conversations, then your relationship with loved ones can suffer.
Did you know that certain medications can harm your hearing health? And this includes common over-the-counter medications and antibiotics. Typically, we are told of potential side-effects but no one thinks that medications could cause hearing loss.
It has been shown that someone with hearing loss who ignores their condition can see up to a 26% increase in their healthcare costs after just 2 years. This is because people experience a variety of adverse health effects due to their hearing health, such as falls or other sources of injury.