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At Hearing Partners of South Florida, we take pride in being one of the region’s longest-standing audiology practices, known for providing compassionate, comprehensive, and scientifically grounded hearing care. Our commitment goes beyond treating hearing loss. We are focused on improving your quality of life.
Hearing doesn’t just happen in your ears—it happens in your brain. That’s why our proprietary approach combines advanced diagnostic tools with a deep understanding of how the brain processes sound. Research shows that untreated hearing loss is closely linked to cognitive decline, especially in older adults. By addressing hearing health early and effectively, we help preserve your cognitive function and enhance your ability to understand speech in complex environments.
We specialize in prescription hearing aids and ensure every device is carefully selected and calibrated using Real Ear Measurement (REM). This precise, in-ear testing allows us to verify that your hearing aids are not only effective but also comfortable—tailored specifically to your hearing profile and lifestyle needs.
Our Doctors of Audiology hold advanced certifications in specialized areas such as tinnitus treatment and cochlear implant management. Each patient receives an extensive individual assessment that allows for a fully customized, evidence-based treatment plan.
We believe in partnering with you—educating, guiding, and supporting you every step of the way. At Hearing Partners of South Florida, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution—only personalized care that puts your long-term hearing and brain health first.
With offices in Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, and Jupiter, expert care is close to home. Call our Delray Beach location at (561) 332-4977 today to schedule your consultation.
Complete Evaluations
We offer comprehensive evaluations for hearing, cochlear and tinnitus that help us understand where to target our efforts.
Latest Technology
You deserve the best. That’s why we offer only the newest and most advanced technology available.
Personalized
Your hearing is as unique as your fingerprint. We work with you one-on-one to find the right solution for your needs.
Awarded
Our service speaks for itself. That’s why we’ve been awarded the ‘Best of Delray’ award 12 consecutive years.
Trusted
We care about our patients. But don’t take our word for it. See what our patients have to say themselves.
Convenience
Three convenient locations to help you get the most out of life.
Hearing Partners of South Florida has been selected for the Best of Delray Beach Award in the Hearing Testing category by the U.S Local Business Association (USLBA) for twelve years in a row.
Hearing Partners is one of the top 30 Lyric Providers in the United States. We are the most experienced Lyric provider in South Florida.
As one of your main senses, your hearing health can tell you a story about your overall health. Hearing loss can be an early indicator of many health conditions, like diabetes and circulation conditions. Since hearing loss can be gradual, it is important to get your hearing evaluated regularly, like you do with your eyes or teeth.
Your hearing pathway starts at your ears and ends at your brain. When sounds reach the inner ear, they are converted into a signal that is sent to the brain. So, your hearing health can directly impact your brain health. Studies have consistently shown how hearing loss correlates to cognitive decline and dementia. And people with hearing loss are at higher risk of mental health conditions, like depression. Healthy hearing = healthy brain.
Hearing loss can be very isolating; if you cannot hear what people are saying, then it is very difficult to maintain conversations and if you cannot maintain conversations, then your relationship with loved ones can suffer.
Did you know that certain medications can harm your hearing health? And this includes common over-the-counter medications and antibiotics. Typically, we are told of potential side-effects but no one thinks that medications could cause hearing loss.
It has been shown that someone with hearing loss who ignores their condition can see up to a 26% increase in their healthcare costs after just 2 years. This is because people experience a variety of adverse health effects due to their hearing health, such as falls or other sources of injury.