Our Mission
At Modern Hearing, our mission is to empower individuals to reconnect with the sounds of life through ethical, compassionate, and evidence-based hearing care.
We are dedicated to improving communication, confidence, and quality of life by providing personalized solutions, advanced technology, and honest guidance that put patient well-being first.
104 Colony Park Drive, Cumming, Georgia 30040
In-Home Hearing Care
For those who cannot physically come to appointments and/or are not available during regular business hours, we may be able to bring our services to you!
We can provide hearing evaluations, hearing aids and solutions for ringing in the ear from the comfort of your living room, or even in a conference room at your place of employment.
Our Services
- Hearing Evaluations
- Tinnitus Treatment (ringing in the ears)
- Hearing Aids and Accessories
- Sound and Water Protection
- Earmolds
Affording Hearing Aids
Hearing aid technology ranges in cost from low, minimally-capable products to highly sophisticated medical-grade hearing aids with aggressive noise management and smooth sound processing. The development of these processors require extensive and continuous development that can be costly for manufacturers.
We are here to help you choose what is right for you based on your life style, personal preferences, and budget.
We will help you find all discounts and benefits available to you as well as discuss financing options.
Tinnitus
Ringing or buzzing in the ears can be frustrating and, in some cases, debilitating. There are different kinds of tinnitus, and a significant amount of cases can be helped simply by treating your hearing loss. We can discuss this with you in your hearing evaluation appointment.
Cognitive Decline
Forty percent of dementia cases are considered to be preventable. Treating hearing loss is a leading way to slow the onset of cognitive disorders. For more information, make an appointment to discuss your options for preserving cognitive health with hearing care.
This image presents the frequency and intensity needed to hear a particular sound in speech. Notice how the vowel sounds and voiced consonants are at the lower end while the sharper sounds (t/th/s/f) are at the higher end. As we age, we commonly see a decline in the ability to hear the higher sounds. This is why people in your life sound like they are mumbling. A primary function of hearing aids is to balance this by adding sound where you need it most for better quality communication.