Dr. Andrew McGrath reviews results of Videonystagmography, the cornerstone test to measure balance dysfunction. Photo credit: Terry Dagradi
A visual model of the external, middle and inner ear anatomy. Photo credit: Terry Dagradi
Dr. Bernadette Palmese shows a patient how a cochlear implant is worn. Photo credit: Terry Dagradi
Surgically implanted devices that mimic the functions of the human ear for those with moderate to profound hearing loss. Photo credit: Terry Dagradi
Dr. Bernadette Palmese shows a patient how a cochlear implant is worn. Photo credit: Terry Dagradi
A patient is shown how a cochlear implant external processor connects to the surgically implanted electrode array. Photo credit: Terry Dagradi
Dr. Jennifer Hopper performs conditioned play audiometry with the help of audiologist Erika Nair to determine the hearing sensitivity of a pediatric patient. Photo credit: Terry Dagradi
Tympanometry is conducted on a pediatric patient to determine mobility of the ear drum. Photo credit: Terry Dagradi

Yale Hearing & Balance Center

The Yale Hearing and Balance Center is dedicated to provide compassionate, patient-centered care for those patients with hearing and vestibular challenges.

We strive to provide patients with the same level of care that we would afford to our own families.

We are committed to providing innovative services and technologies to our patients and are dedicated to the advancement of the science of hearing and balance.

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