Hot Springs Village: (501) 922-0053
Just a reminder:
During winter, Saline Audiology goes by Benton Public Schools on
Inclement Weather Policy.
If Benton Schools are closed we will also be closed.
If you have an appointment scheduled, we will reschedule your appointment as soon as possible.
We will update our Facebook page with our closings.
Thank you!
Saline Audiology Staff
Audiologists, who have earned undergraduate and doctorate degrees in the field of audiology, evaluate and treat patients with hearing and balance disorders. Audiologists determine the type and severity of hearing loss and develop a treatment plan, which may include fitting for hearing aids and assistive listening devices.
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Saline Audiology is a full service audiology practice owned and operated since 1997 by veteran doctors of Audiology, Lisa Richey and Credonna Miller.
With offices in Benton and Hot Springs Village, the clinics offer a wide range of services for infants through geriatrics. Evaluations and follow-up care are provided for all types of hearing problems, dizziness/vertigo, and state-of-the-art hearing aid fittings.
Keeping abreast of the latest technologies in amplification devices and latest research in the field, Saline Audiology provides each patient with the assurance of excellent expertise and knowledgeable guidance with patient commitment being a top priority.
Saline Audiology
5 Medical Park Drive, Suite 101
Benton, Arkansas 72105
501-778-3868
or
101 Este Way, Suite 2
Hot Springs Village, Arkansas 71909
501-922-0053
“Have you heard,
Saline Audiology is the place for
all little pumpkins to have their ears taken care of?”
Saline Audiology
We Help Ears of All Sizes Hear Better!
501-778-3868 or 501-922-0053
Saline Audiology would love to be your full service audiologists!
We specialize in evaluations and follow-up care for all types of hearing problems, dizziness/vertigo, and state-of-the-art hearing aid fittings.
Saline Audiology
501-778-3868 or 501-922-0053
www.salineaudiology.com
School is back in session and football season is here!
Saline Audiology wishes the Benton Panthers and the
Benton Junior High Panthers a great and safe season.
Good luck tonight at the Maroon and Gray game!
GO PANTHERS!
Saline Audiology is a full service audiology practice owned and operated since 1997 by veteran doctors of Audiology, Lisa Richey and Credonna Miller.
With offices in Benton and Hot Springs Village, the clinics offer a wide range of services for infants through geriatrics. Evaluations and follow-up care are provided for all types of hearing problems, dizziness/vertigo, and state-of-the-art hearing aid fittings.
Keeping abreast of the latest technologies in amplification devices and latest research in the field, Saline Audiology provides each patient with the assurance of excellent expertise and knowledgeable guidance with patient commitment being a top priority.
Saline Audiology
5 Medical Park Drive, Suite 101
Benton, Arkansas 72105
501-778-3868
or
101 Este Way, Suite 2
Hot Springs Village, Arkansas 71909
501-922-0053
www.salineaudiology.com
Dizziness & Balance Assessment
“Falls are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries in people 65 and older in the United States,” according to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS).
Our sense of balance is determined by our visual system, the inner ear, and our sense of movement via muscles (kinesthetic sense). When these systems don’t work together and function properly, we become dizzy.
https://www.salineaudiology.com/dizziness/
Any disturbance in the inner ear, with or without hearing loss or ringing in the ears (tinnitus), may cause a feeling of dizziness. Dizziness can be caused by disease such as Meniere’s Disease, by small calcium deposits in the inner ear, drugs which are toxic to the vestibular (balance) system, head trauma, and other conditions not necessarily related to the vestibular system.
Balance system assessment is conducted to detect pathology with the vestibular or balance system; to determine site of lesion; to monitor changes in balance function; or, to determine the contribution of visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive systems to functional balance.
Vestibular or balance system assessment is indicated when a person has nystagmus (rapid involuntary eye movement), complaints of vertigo (dizziness) balance dysfunction, gait abnormalities, or when pathology/disease of the vestibular system is suspected.
Saline Audiology
501-778-3868 or 501-922-0053
