A Personal Message to Local Physicians
Thank you for visiting our Physician Resources page.
Our success as hearing care providers in Visalia over the last 40-plus years is due in part to the support from and cooperation with area physicians. The intent of this page is to help maintain that mutually beneficial relationship with the physicians in our area by providing the tools necessary to treat your patients who have hearing challenges, tinnitus, and other health conditions related to the auditory and the vestibular systems.
We are more than willing to answer your questions, offer support, or provide any assistance you need. Give us a call at (559) 625-8960 or take advantage of the resources on this page.
We thank you for all that you do.
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The Patient Referral Process at Visalia Hearing Center
If you have a patient who you think could benefit from hearing assessments, Cognivue testing, hearing protection, or any of the other services we offer, we make referring your patient to us simple and straightforward.
Follow the adjacent link to provide the information we need to receive your patient, and we will use it to contact them and arrange a convenient time for a consultation.
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Consult With Us Over Zoom
Sometimes it helps to consult with someone with experience in a specific area of focus to gain a more complete picture of the medical challenges a patient is experiencing.
If you have a patient with specific needs related to hearing, auditory processing, the vestibular system, and/or medical conditions often associated with the auditory system, our doctors of audiology are available for a virtual consultation.
We can also help in training your staff or providing a mini-conference via Zoom to help enhance their skills.
Use the link below to schedule a zoom call with us, and we will be in touch to schedule a convenient time.
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