Audiology and Hearing Aids
The Hearing and Balance Center of Port Huron’s professional and friendly audiologists serve the hearing needs of individuals in the Michigan communities St. Clair County, Sanilac County, Macomb County, Port Huron, Marysville, Sandusky, Blue Water Area, and Thumb Area. We offer a full hearing aid selection and a professional team to assist you in your hearing aid needs. Please call us anytime with questions about our services, and how we can help!
Comprehensive Audiology Testing
From a full range of diagnostic services including hearing testing, pressure testing, and balance testing, to rehabilitative services and hearing aids, the Hearing and Balance Center can help!
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