Services

  • Also known as a hearing test, consists of a series of tests used to determine whether a hearing loss exists and, if so, measure its type, degree and configuration. An audiologist will assess the results of each individual test in order to develop a treatment plan geared toward your unique hearing loss.

  • A thorough test performed to asses a child’s hearing, including the type and severity of any hearing loss.

  • A healthcare provider may order a vestibular evaluation if you have dizziness, vertigo, or balance problems. This evaluation includes a series of tests to asses the inner ear’s balance system. Vestibular evaluations can help identify if inner ear issues are causing balance problems. They can also provide additional information when a physical exam doesn't fully explain the cause of dizziness.

  • A series of tests and a discussion to determine if hearing aids are right for you and which ones are best. The results of the assessment will help the audiologist develop an individualized treatment plan.

  • We offer a wide range of hearing aid services including cleanings, programming, repairs, cell phone pairing and much more. Even if you did not purchase hearing aids from our clinic, we welcome you to come in for any service you might need on your current hearing aids.

  • Ask us about our custom hearing protection products

Providers

Meet our Board Certified Audiologists



  • Owner/Clinical Audiologist

    Dr. Montaño earned her doctoral degree at the University of Utah in 2020. She completed clinical internships at the University of Utah Hospital, Salt Lake City Veterans Affair Hospital, and UT Southwestern Medical Center Dallas.

    Board Certified Audiologist with the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and a member of the American Academy of Audiology.

    Primary specialties include pediatric and adult diagnostic hearing evaluations, vestibular evaluations, and VA hearing services.


  • Owner/Clinical Audiologist

    Dr. Martinez earned his doctoral degree at the University of Northern Colorado (UNC) in 2017. He completed clinical internships at Mayo Clinic Scottsdale and Cleveland Clinic Ohio.

    Board Certified Audiologist with the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and a member of the American Academy of Audiology.

    He previously worked at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, TX and currently serves as a Subject Matter Expert for auditory research. He has also delivered a number of presentations on topics including Vestibular Disorders and Hearing Loss Prevention.

    Primary specialties include adult diagnostic hearing and vestibular evaluations, VA hearing services, and hearing aid devices.

Our mission is to advance hearing healthcare in the El Paso and southern New Mexico communities through evidence-based, medically driven audiologic care. We are committed to providing specialized diagnostic and therapeutic services tailored to each patient's needs. Utilizing the latest in audiologic research and technology, we aim to deliver precise and effective treatments that enhance auditory function and overall quality of life. Our audiologists work collaboratively to ensure the highest standards of clinical excellence and patient centered care by bringing a wide range of knowledge and expertise to the community.

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 FAQs

  • Audiologists are health care professionals who specialize in the prevention, identification, diagnosis, and treatment of hearing, balance, and other auditory disorders for people of all ages.

  • You should have a regular schedule for visiting an audiologist. Hearing loss is the the most common health problem in the U.S., and the early stages of it are difficult to notice without professional help. You can take measures to prevent hearing loss by receiving annual audiology checkups.

  • Hearing loss often occurs gradually and the individual may not be aware of a problem. In fact, it is not uncommon for a hearing loss to be first detected by a family member, who is having to speak louder or repeat themselves. Early signs of hearing loss include:

    • Turning the TV or radio volume louder than other family members

    • Asking for repetition frequently

    • Difficulty understanding speech in the presence of background noise, like a restaurant

    • Difficulty hearing children and women more than men

    • Difficulty hearing in meetings

    • Ringing in the ear(s) when no external sound is present

  • Tinnitus is the technical term for ringing in the ears. The most common cause of tinnitus is hearing loss.

  • Located in the the inner ear, the vestibular system provides information about balance, motion, and the location of the head and body in relation to surroundings. It also helps with the sensation of orientation and acceleration of the head. Disorders of this system can cause symptoms of imbalance or dizziness.

  • A series of tests used to evaluate the function of the inner ear vestibular system.