Hearing care that stays with you.
Hearing needs change over time. We keep your devices maintained, settings current, and care plan aligned with how you listen every day.
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Your hearing care does not end when you leave the office.
Singer Audiology provides long-term hearing aid support at 155 East 55th Street, Suite 202 in Midtown East. Follow-up appointments, device adjustments, and ongoing access to Dr. Michelle Singer are built into the practice model from the start. Getting hearing aids fitted is the beginning, not the end.
Hearing care is a process, not a one-time fitting.
Life changes, listening environments change, and hearing needs can change with them. Long-term support at our Midtown Manhattan practice keeps your care plan useful after your hearing aid fitting.
Questions between visits are part of the process. You have access to a team that knows your hearing and understands your devices.
Support helps with
After a new fitting
Early follow-ups help fine-tune comfort, sound quality, volume, and real-world performance.
When listening feels harder
A change in hearing, environments, or device performance may mean it is time for an adjustment.
When devices need maintenance
Cleaning, receiver checks, fit concerns, and troubleshooting keep devices performing as expected.
You do not have to troubleshoot alone.
Hearing aids are medical devices, and good outcomes depend on more than the first fitting. Ongoing care gives you a clear place to turn when questions or issues come up.
Support can help with
- Sound quality changes
- Feedback or whistling
- Fit or comfort concerns
- Connectivity and app questions
- Cleaning and maintenance needs
- Changes in listening goals
Your hearing does not stop changing. Neither does your care.
In the first weeks after fitting
The first follow-up typically happens one to two weeks after the initial fitting. Dr. Singer checks how the devices are performing in daily life, fine-tunes volume and sound settings, and addresses any comfort or fit issues. Most patients need at least one or two early adjustments as the brain adapts to amplified sound.
Ongoing check-ins
After the early period, follow-up appointments are scheduled based on how hearing and device performance are holding up. A typical patient comes in once or twice a year for a check-in, more often if hearing changes or device issues come up between visits. Each appointment includes a device check, a brief hearing review, and any adjustments needed.
Between visits
Questions and concerns between scheduled appointments can be directed to the office by phone. For straightforward issues, guidance is often available without coming in. For anything that needs hands-on attention, an appointment is scheduled promptly.
Getting the most out of your hearing aids, for as long as possible.
Typical lifespan
Most hearing aids last five to seven years with proper care and regular maintenance. Battery-operated devices may need more frequent servicing than rechargeable ones. Performance tends to decline gradually, so patients do not always notice the change until a comparison is made at a follow-up appointment.
Signs it may be time for a new device
Repairs becoming more frequent, sound quality declining despite adjustments, or a significant change in hearing are all reasons to discuss whether a new fitting makes sense. Technology also advances, and a newer device may offer meaningfully better performance for the same hearing profile.
What the process looks like
When a new device is considered, Dr. Singer runs a fresh hearing evaluation, reviews what has changed, and approaches the recommendation the same way as the original fitting. The goal is the right device for where hearing is now, not a replacement for its own sake.
No surprises. Just clear, ongoing care.
What is included
Follow-up appointments, device checks, and minor adjustments are part of the care package at Singer Audiology. Patients are not left to manage devices alone after the fitting.
Additional costs
Significant repairs, replacement parts, or a new fitting for a different device may carry separate costs. These are discussed clearly before any work is done. Pricing can be confirmed by calling 212-914-4327.
Insurance
Some insurance plans cover follow-up audiology appointments. Medicare coverage depends on whether the visit is clinically indicated. Checking with your plan before scheduling is worthwhile.
Frequently asked questions
Hear it from the people who know best.
“She has worked with me the past few years to find the perfect hearing aids that have completely changed my life.”
— Elisete Pasquale
“Dr. Singer is a caring, intelligent audiologist. She listens carefully to your questions and thoughts and treats you as an individual.”
— Robert Rawdin, DDS
“Outstanding service from the front desk all the way to the doctor.”
— William Thomas
“She has worked with me the past few years to find the perfect hearing aids that have completely changed my life.”
— Elisete Pasquale
“Dr. Singer is a caring, intelligent audiologist. She listens carefully to your questions and thoughts and treats you as an individual.”
— Robert Rawdin, DDS
“Outstanding service from the front desk all the way to the doctor.”
— William Thomas
Keep your hearing care current.
Request an appointment for follow-up care, device support, or guidance when your hearing needs change.
Request an appointment
Start your journey to better hearing today by requesting a consultation. Share the days and time of day that usually work best for you. After you submit the form, someone from our clinic will reach out to confirm your appointment.
Prefer to schedule by phone?
Call 212-914-4327