We are the largest hearing clinic in Wyoming, and we love helping people hear better. Our goal is to make everyone’s life better with good hearing. Each of our hearing doctors cares deeply about every patient and builds real, caring relationships with them.
Brant Audiology & Tinnitus is Wyoming’s largest hearing aid and audiology clinic. Our friendly audiologists have over 50 years of combined experience helping people to hear better through personalized treatment plans.
We use best practices and modern procedures to ensure the most accurate hearing test results. Our providers perform comprehensive evaluations, which allows them to create a personalized treatment plan to address your individual hearing needs.
Our audiologists are experts who help people with tinnitus. Tinnitus is a condition where you hear ringing or buzzing in your ears. Our specialists are trained to find the best ways to make it better, so you can feel more comfortable and happy. They use special tests to understand how serious your tinnitus is and figure out the best ways to help you manage and reduce it. This helps you live a better, more enjoyable life!
The root cause of your hearing issues may be a simple issue or something more complex. Our diagnostic hearing evaluations will help us identify the cause, evaluate the severity, and determine the best course of action to address the issue.
We offer comprehensive hearing aid services to make your hearing better and your life happier. Our skilled team provides consistent follow-up care to ensure the most benefit from your hearing aids. Enjoy the best care and the latest technology at Brant Audiology.
From musicians to swimmers to people who work in loud places, our experts make special earplugs and earmolds. These are made to fit you perfectly, so they are comfortable and work really well.
We offer the best hearing aids on the market to help with your hearing issues. Our hearing aids are designed to make sounds clearer and easier to understand. Whether you have trouble hearing conversations, TV, or sounds around you, our hearing aids can make a big difference. Our audiologists will work with you to find the perfect hearing aid that fits your needs.
Our team is here to help you with everything you need for cochlear implants. We do thorough check-ups, recommend surgeries if needed, and give support all the way to make sure you get the best results. Start your journey to hearing better and enjoying clearer sounds today!
Improve your listening with Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) from Brant Audiology. Our ALDs use advanced technology to help you hear speech more clearly in different places. Whether you need help in noisy areas, in large groups, or at a distance, our specialists will help you find the right device.
It was a great experience all the way around. Check-in was smooth and easy. Wait time to be seen was minimal. Madison was just plain great! She is very friendly and outgoing. She took the time to explain everything and was very thorough in going over my results with me. Highly recommend Brant Audiology!
I was able to get an appointment quickly for my hearing test, and when I arrived for my appointment, I was seen quickly. The audiologist who did the testing was polite, kind, and knowledgeable (as was the receptionist). Thank You! Highly recommend it!
I found Brant Christensen to be pleasant, professional, thorough, and able to take notes and listen at the same time. A rarity for doctors today. My husband and I were very comfortable with him, and we will go back to him in the future.
The personnel at Brant Audiology are knowledgeable, professional, and very personable. You’re among friends at Brant’s.
Brant Audiology & Tinnitus has joined with Hearing the Call to help people in Wyoming get quality, affordable hearing care. This is for those who can’t afford it otherwise. Not treating hearing loss can really hurt people, their families, and their communities.
We use best practices and modern techniques/procedures to ensure the most accurate results. Our providers perform comprehensive evaluations, which allows them to create a personalized treatment plan to address your individual hearing needs.
If you have trouble hearing, it’s important to see an audiologist or hearing expert before buying a hearing aid. They will check your hearing and find out what you need. Together, you can pick the best hearing aid and settings for your needs.
An ENT, which stands for Ear, Nose, and Throat doctor, and an audiologist both help with hearing and ear problems, but they do different things.
An ENT is a medical doctor who treats diseases and problems related to the ear, nose, and throat. They can perform surgeries and treat serious conditions like infections, allergies, and sinus issues.
An audiologist, on the other hand, is a healthcare professional who specializes in hearing and balance problems. They do hearing tests, help with hearing aids, and provide treatments for hearing loss and balance disorders. They don’t perform surgeries or treat other medical conditions.
So, if you have a general ear, nose, or throat issue, you go to an ENT. If you have hearing loss or balance problems, you see an audiologist.
If you have ringing in your ears, called tinnitus, it’s important to talk to a doctor who specializes in ear problems, like an audiologist.
Sometimes, fixing other health problems like hearing loss, ear infections, or issues with blood flow can make the ringing better. It’s important to avoid loud noises by wearing ear protection and to cut back on things like caffeine and alcohol.
Getting your ear wax removed by a professional is a good idea if you have problems like hearing loss, discomfort, or ringing in your ears because of too much ear wax. Some people can remove ear wax at home with drops or kits, but going to an audiologist is safer and more effective. They can remove the wax without hurting your ear or causing an infection.
Seeing a professional also means they can check your ears for any other problems that might need treatment. It’s a safe and smart choice if you’re having symptoms or are worried about ear wax buildup.
Cheap hearing aids may be tempting due to their lower cost, but whether they’re worth buying depends on several factors. While inexpensive hearing aids may provide basic amplification, they often lack advanced features and customization options found in higher-priced models.
Cheap hearing aids may not be tailored to your specific hearing needs, potentially resulting in inadequate amplification or discomfort. They may also have a shorter lifespan and require more frequent repairs or replacements, ultimately costing more in the long run.
Investing in quality hearing aids from reputable brands ensures better performance, durability, and personalized fitting by audiologists, leading to improved hearing outcomes and overall satisfaction. Therefore, while cheap hearing aids may seem like a budget-friendly option initially, it’s essential to consider their limitations and potential drawbacks before purchasing.
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