Who We Are

From Established Storefront To Mobile Service

I purchased Taylor Hearing in 1996, as the oldest established hearing healthcare practice in the state, since 1931. Our office was located in Cherry Creek when it was still a quaint village of restaurants, art galleries, boutiques and salons.  Over the years, Cherry Creek underwent a significant transformation into a vibrant urban center dubbed as Colorado’s own “Rodeo Drive.” The village saw the replacement of old two-story buildings with high-rise offices, condos, and hotels, reflecting its evolution into a bustling metropolis. However, this growth also brought increased rent costs and challenges with parking availability.

With these developments, I decided to take my practice mobile in November of 2016. It was the best move ever! Now I work with patients in the comfort and safety of their own homes.

Personalized, No-Cost Evaluations and Trial for Improved Hearing Quality

After making the decision to go mobile, we acquired portable equipment that allow us perform accurate hearing tests, to examine our patient’s ear canals and clear them of wax if necessary, and to fit hearing instruments using PC based real-ear measures to accurately program hearing instruments.

• Initial appointments are at no charge and no obligation to purchase hearing instruments.
• When we first meet a thorough case history will be discussed along with any concerns you may have as well as wanting to know about your lifestyle and hearing needs.
• Then a standard pure tone hearing evaluation and speech testing will be performed.
• Afterward we will discuss the results and determine if you are a candidate for hearing instruments. My job is to educate you in a way that you can make an educated decision of your own.
• If it is determined that hearing instruments would offer you an improvement in your quality of life, normally hearing instruments are fitted during a following appointment upon which you are not obligated to pay for them, nor keep them, if you do not feel as they improving your hearing significantly.
• Once a decision has been made, which takes most patients only about a month, the hearing aids can either be returned or paid for.

Hearing difficulties can be left untreated, but research shows that treating your hearing results in a higher quality of life, reduced cognitive decline as one ages as well as a reduced probability of suffering from dementia.