Worth Hearing Center is Albuquerque and Rio Rancho’s top choice for high-end hearing care and technology. The professional team at Worth Hearing Center consists of 4 audiologists with a variety of specialties including pediatrics, tinnitus, and dizziness. Our goal is to provide each individual with the best hearing they can achieve. Because we work with a variety of manufacturers, we spend over 50 hours each year attending training sessions so that we are able to provide the best solutions available for each individual’s needs.
Tinnitus Specialists of New Mexico (TSNM) is an affiliate of Worth Hearing Center. We are the first clinic of this kind in New Mexico and surrounding areas with audiologists trained extensively by the Tinnitus Practitioners Association (TPA). We offer comprehensive audiological services that range from hearing evaluations to Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) and Hyperacusis Management.
We offer the latest hearing technology from most major brands. From invisible hearing aids to receiver-in-the-canal, we have the hearing solutions and expertise to help you on your journey to better hearing.
Americans have hearing loss in at least one ear. That is equal to about 48 million people.
When it comes to accidental falls, people often turn their blame on a loose floorboard or unseen obstacle, but the real determining factor may be invisible. Untreated hearing loss makes a person almost twice as vulnerable to accidental falling. Although unseen, hearing loss has a huge impact on cognitive tasks like balance and coordination. Additionally,…
Did you know that 1 in 6 Americans is living with hearing loss? This is according to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders. Young and old alike experience hearing loss, and growing numbers of adults in their 40s and 50s are struggling to hear. For adults over the age of 75, half…
You might think you know it all when it comes to hearing loss, but there are a few common misconceptions about hearing loss we think you should know. In the last few years we’ve learned so much more about how your ears and brain function and how you hear, so it’s time to update your…
Hearing loss isn’t just about your ears, but can be affected by your overall health. Your lifestyle, your job, and how faithful you are with wearing hearing protection in noise all play a role in how well you’re able to hear. Even things like getting regular exercise have been linked to positive benefits in hearing….
For people with hearing loss, making the decision to intervene can be a life-changing one. Where listening situations were once difficult and challenging, a whole new life of listening ease becomes possible again after taking a hearing test and being fitted for hearing aids. Before you go out and snap up a pair, here are…
For most of us, driving is a major part of our lives, whether it’s commuting to work or driving across town to meet our friends for dinner. For many seniors, driving is also a mark of independence, and being able to get to the grocery store or doctor’s office without asking for a ride is…
What is Tinnitus? Commonly referred to as a “ringing of the ears,” tinnitus is a condition in which a person hears a sound without the stimulus from an external source. Sounds appear differently, depending on the person. Tinnitus sounds have been described as a rush of air, a clicking, cracking, pop, whistling, or in some…
