Who This Care Is For
At East Coast Audiology & Physical Therapy, our tinnitus care services are designed for patients who experience ringing, buzzing, or other persistent sounds in their ears. Our audiologists use advanced testing and personalized treatment approaches to better understand your symptoms and develop strategies to help manage them effectively.
Whether your tinnitus is occasional or constant, we focus on identifying contributing factors and creating a plan to help you feel more comfortable and in control of your daily life.
Signs You May Need Tinnitus Care
Tinnitus care may be right for you if you are experiencing:
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Ringing, buzzing, or humming in the ears
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Sounds that interfere with sleep or concentration
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Tinnitus that worsens in quiet environments
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Difficulty focusing or increased stress related to ear noise
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Hearing changes along with tinnitus
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Sensitivity to sound
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Ongoing or worsening symptoms
Tinnitus Care Services
We offer comprehensive tinnitus care—from identifying the cause to creating personalized strategies that help you find lasting relief.
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Frequently asked questions
Possible Causes of Tinnitus
Tinnitus can have many different causes, which is why a professional evaluation is important. Common causes may include:
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Hearing loss related to aging
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Noise exposure or loud environments
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Earwax buildup
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Stress and anxiety
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Certain medications
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Ear infections or pressure issues
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Jaw (TMJ) problems
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Head or neck injuries
For many people, tinnitus is closely connected to hearing loss, even if they have not noticed difficulty hearing yet.
At East Coast Audiology & Physical Therapy, our audiologists perform comprehensive tinnitus and hearing evaluations to help identify possible contributing factors and create a personalized management plan.
What to Expect During a Tinnitus Evaluation
At East Coast Audiology & Physical Therapy, your tinnitus evaluation is thorough, supportive, and personalized to help you better understand the ringing, buzzing, or sounds you may be hearing.
1. Conversation
Your appointment begins with a one-on-one discussion with one of our audiologists. We take time to learn about your tinnitus symptoms, when they began, how often you notice them, and how they may be affecting your sleep, focus, stress levels, or daily life.
2. Ear Health Check
Your audiologist will examine your ears using a lighted instrument (otoscope) to check for anything that could contribute to tinnitus symptoms, such as wax buildup, irritation, or other ear-related concerns.
3. Comprehensive Hearing & Tinnitus Testing
You’ll complete a series of detailed, painless tests inside a soundproof booth to evaluate your hearing and better understand your tinnitus. Testing may include hearing evaluations, speech understanding testing, and tinnitus-specific assessments to help identify possible causes and determine how your tinnitus is affecting you.
4. Immediate Results & Explanation
Once testing is complete, we’ll review your results with you right away. Your audiologist will explain everything in clear, easy-to-understand terms so you understand your hearing health, possible tinnitus triggers, and what your results mean for everyday life.
5. Personalized Recommendations
If tinnitus or hearing loss is identified, we’ll walk you through personalized management options based on your needs and lifestyle. Recommendations may include:
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Monitoring your hearing and tinnitus symptoms over time
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Communication and sound strategies to reduce tinnitus awareness
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A hearing aid consultation to discuss how hearing technology may help improve hearing clarity and reduce the perception of tinnitus.
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Hearing technology or sound therapy options tailored to your lifestyle
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Lifestyle recommendations and education to help manage symptoms
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Referrals or additional testing if needed for further evaluation
Why Choose East Coast Aud & PT
Experienced therapists trained in tinnitus care
Personalized treatment and management plans
Advanced diagnostic and hearing technology
Supportive, patient-focused approach
All ages welcome
Multiple conveinent Focus on safety, confidence, and long-term recovery