It is commonly assumed that hearing loss is associated with aging, but people of all ages can experience it. There are many causes of hearing loss — viruses, bacterial infections, heart conditions or stroke, head injuries, tumors, and certain medications. The doctors at Ohio ENT & Allergy Physicians can treat many hearing-related conditions, including (but not limited to) acoustic neuroma, otosclerosis, otomycosis, and autoimmune inner ear disease. We also treat less complex conditions such as ear infections and earwax buildup.
If you are suffering from hearing loss, schedule an appointment with one of our audiologists. They can evaluate, diagnose, and treat a myriad of hearing and balance disorders. Our audiologists work closely with our ENT doctors to ensure continuity of care. If you need hearing aids, Ohio ENT & Allergy Physicians works along with Hearing Health Solutions (formerly Riverside Hearing Services), a longstanding hearing aid provider in Central Ohio.
If you need hearing care, schedule an appointment with one of our ENT specialists or audiologists. Ohio ENT & Allergy Physicians has eleven locations in the Greater Columbus area. Call 614-273-2230 or schedule online
Whether you are having trouble hearing, losing your balance, or are suffering from a painful ear infection, an ENT and/or audiologist is the ear specialist you need from Ohio ENT & Allergy Physicians. An ear specialist, or hearing doctor, can assist you by treating ear infections, testing for hearing loss, clearing excessive ear wax, treating tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and more.
Hearing and balance disorders can affect communication, daily activities, and overall quality of life at any age. These FAQs answer common questions about hearing loss, tinnitus, dizziness, ear infections, earwax removal, and the specialized ear and hearing services available at Ohio ENT & Allergy Physicians.
Ohio ENT & Allergy Physicians provides comprehensive ear, hearing, and balance care for children and adults, including treatment for hearing loss, tinnitus, ear infections, dizziness, balance disorders, and excessive earwax.
Yes. ENT specialists diagnose and manage hearing loss through medical evaluation, hearing testing, treatment, and coordination with audiology.
During your first visit, the physician will review your symptoms, ask about your medical history, examine the ears, nose, throat, and neck, and recommend a treatment plan or additional testing if needed.
You should schedule an appointment if you have hearing loss, ringing in the ears, dizziness, ear pain, or a persistent blocked-ear sensation.
Yes. The practice evaluates dizziness and vertigo using specialized testing, including ENG and VNG, to assess inner ear and balance function.
ENG and VNG testing measure eye movements to help determine how well the inner ear balance system is functioning and identify the cause of dizziness or vertigo.
Yes. Children can receive hearing care for ear infections, hearing evaluations, ear tube concerns, and infant hearing tests such as ABR.
Yes. ENT specialists can safely remove impacted earwax to improve hearing and relieve discomfort.
Yes. Tinnitus care may include evaluation, sound therapy, and counseling-based management strategies tailored to the patient’s needs.
Yes. ENT physicians often work closely with audiologists to perform hearing tests, and to diagnose and manage hearing and balance conditions.
The practice treats a wide range of ear conditions, including acoustic neuroma, otosclerosis, otomycosis, autoimmune inner ear disease, and other complex ear disorders.