Information for Our Referring Physicians
Audiology Services
Good Sound Audiology looks forward to working with you on the evaluation and care of your patients. We hope that we will be able to enhance your practice through prompt consultations and clear communication. Our office staff will do their best to accommodate your patients in a timely manner, generally seeing new patient referrals within 3 business days of calling. Tina Jessee, Au.D., Megan Bruxvoort, Au.D., and Jay Hapka, Au.D. provide a full range of diagnostic services for both pediatric and adult populations and is contracted with Medicare and most major insurance plans.
While contracts are ever changing, we absolutely want to care for your patient and want to be the first choice for your audiological services. If you have any questions about our latest contracts, need business cards and referral pads or have feedback concerning our co-management of your patient referral, please call any office and ask to speak with the Office Administrator, Alexandra Gibson.
Diagnostic services offered:
- Conventional pure tone Audiometry: measures hearing threshold levels to determine type and degree of hearing loss, if present.
- Speech Audiometry: determines a patient’s ability to discern and process speech in a quiet listening environment.
- Tympanometry: assesses function of the middle ear system to check for the presence of problems specific to the middle ear space and middle ear bones.
- Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE): measures an echo response from a patient’s inner ear (the cochlea) to determine how well the sensory cells of the inner ear are functioning. Otoacoustic emissions are also used in screening newborn infants for hearing loss.
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV): vertigo assessments and canalith repositioning maneuvers performed in our Gilbert office.
Hearing Aid evaluations and fittings
Assistive listening devices
Noise plug / Musician plug fittings
Rehabilitative services offered:
- Auditory Rehabilitation
- Classes held in our Sun Lakes and Mesa offices.
- LACE (Listening and Communication Enhancement): LACE is a rehabilitation program that provides exercises to help patients improve their listening abilities, especially in the presence of background noise. LACE will help patients acquire skills and strategies to deal with these less than ideal listening conditions. It can be used in conjunction with hearing aid use or without.
- is non-invasive
- can be administered while the infant is sleeping
- offers a purely objective measure of hearing
- accurately estimates threshold levels
