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.
There are approximately 48 million people in the United States who are affected by hearing loss. About one in three of these people are between the ages of 65 and 74 years old. Hearing loss can have many effects on people’s physical and emotional well-being. It has been linked to increased risks of falls and…
With Father’s Day just around the corner, it is great time to reconnect with the father figures in your life. And if you are a parent yourself – whether of adult children or young kids – it’s a wonderful time to celebrate. For many of us, family relationships are the most precious. At Worth Hearing,…
The history of hearing loss includes brutal and violent stories that date back to ancient times in the cradle of civilization. It can also include incredible stories of the inventive ways that people have learned how to communicate with one another. Knowing the brief history of hearing loss will inspire you to think differently about…
As we continue to celebrate Better Speech and Hearing Month’s theme, “Communication for All,” it is important to address the negative consequences of leaving hearing loss untreated. It is estimated that people wait an average of seven years from the time they first experience changes in their hearing abilities to the time they decide to…
May is Better Speech and Hearing Month! Organized by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), May is a time to recognize speech and language disorders, in yourself or in your loved ones. The ASHA works tirelessly to advocate for increased awareness and treatment of speech and language disorders like hearing loss and encourages seeking help as…
We know that you depend on your hearing aids every day, so when there’s a problem with them, getting them fixed is a priority. Sometimes there will be a problem that needs to be dealt with by a hearing specialist, but usually you can troubleshoot the most common issues at home. Here are some tips…
Hearing loss is a serious health issue, and it can affect how we live work and play. When left untreated hearing loss deteriorates earning power and quality of life and has repercussions for our cognitive and physical health. Despite this, when people get a diagnosis of hearing loss, few realize how much a hearing impairment…
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,…
