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.
It’s incorrect to think hearing loss just affects your ears. As one of the five senses, it is part of your overall sense of self, and untreated hearing loss has wide-reaching effects. Untreated hearing loss has physical and emotional effects. You should not think you can just “get by” and deal with hearing loss. You…
January is a good month to start new plans. Plan to eat better, exercise more, and stay in touch with friends. Another way to start the year off right is with an annual hearing test. That may not sound glamorous, but it’s very necessary and important. Hearing impacts many aspects of your health, and getting…
Although Americans of all ages experience hearing loss, most people think of hearing loss as a product of growing older. Hearing loss can also be caused by prolonged exposure to noise and a noisy environment and there is also sudden hearing loss. Sudden hearing loss is just what it sounds like: hearing loss that occurs…
If you are one of the 30 million Americans who have diabetes, take note – it would benefit you to keep a close watch on your hearing. Research shows that diabetics are more than twice as likely to develop hearing loss than those who do not have diabetes. That’s why it is important to keep…
To steal a phrase from a vintage Christmas carol “Do you hear what I hear?” At Worth Hearing, we hope so and we want you to stay connected to all the sounds of the seasons. ‘Tis the season to gather with friends and family, reminisce and catch up. It’s the season to enjoy all of…
It’s a fact, hospitals can be loud at times. There is often an abundance of background noise and poor sound insulation, which creates a confusing listening environment for patients with hearing loss. Many older people who are admitted to hospitals have difficulty hearing, and research suggests that this communication barrier increases their risk of receiving…
As National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month begins, communities around the US are becoming more aware of the damaging effects of dementia, as well as its various causes. No absolute causes have yet been found, but some have been pointing to the link between dementia and hearing loss, arguing that hearing loss speeds up the onset of…
