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Audiologists in Bronx, NY

17 hearing care providers serve Bronx. With fewer options, a free hearing screen before you book helps you ask the right questions.

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55 Sandalwood Enterprises INC

Audiologist

3400 Bainbridge Ave 3rd Floor, Bronx

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Advanced Care Audiology (Bronx)

Hearing Care Professional

545 W 236th St Medical Ste A, Bronx

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Audiology & Hearing Health PLLC

Audiologist

3942 E Tremont Ave, Bronx

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Audiology Services Company USA, LLC

Audiologist

2143 Williamsbridge Rd Apt A, Bronx

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Bronx Medical Practice P.c.

Hearing Instrument Specialist

2015 Grand Concourse, Bronx

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Bronx, NY - Hearinglife

Hearing Care Professional

2143a Williamsbridge Road, Bronx

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Columbia Doctors Riverdale

Hearing Care Professional

3050 Corlear Ave Ste 202, Bronx

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ENT & Allergy Associates (Bronx)

Audiologist

1200 Waters Place Ste 110, 1st Floor, Bronx

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Essen Medical Associates, PC

Hearing Care Professional

1434 Williamsbridge Rd, Bronx

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Essen Medical Associates,pc

Hearing Care Professional

108 E 183rd St, Bronx

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Modern Audiology

Audiologist

220 E 161st St, Bronx

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Pelham Audiology Assoc

Audiologist

1934 Williamsbridge Rd, Bronx

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Riverdale Audiology PLLC

Audiologist

3050 Corlear Ave Suite 202, Bronx

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Shakespeare Operating LLC

Audiologist

1250 Shakespeare Ave, Bronx

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Solomon Taitelbaum Audiology P.c.

Audiologist

3200 Bronx Blvd, Bronx

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Sonotone on the Hudson, INC.

Audiologist

2017 Williamsbridge Road, Bronx

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Tri-State Hearing

Hearing Instrument Specialist

2017 Williamsbridge Rd, Bronx

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a good audiologist in Bronx?
Look for a licensed audiologist (Au.D.) for a full diagnostic evaluation, or a hearing instrument specialist if you already have a diagnosis and need device fitting. Start with a free hearing screen to understand your baseline — it gives you better questions to ask when you call. Full profiles on this page show credentials, services, and patient reviews for clinics that have connected their listing.
Does insurance cover audiology appointments in NY?
Most private insurance plans and Medicare Advantage plans cover diagnostic audiological evaluations, often with a physician referral. Medicare Part B covers diagnostic testing ordered by a physician but does not cover hearing aids. Coverage for hearing aids varies widely by plan. Always call your insurer before scheduling to confirm coverage and whether a referral is required. This is general information — not insurance or medical advice.
Do I need a referral to see an audiologist in Bronx?
In most cases, no — audiologists in NY can be seen directly without a physician referral. However, some insurance plans require a referral for coverage of the evaluation. It's worth calling your insurer before scheduling if cost is a concern.
What should I bring to my first hearing appointment in Bronx?
Start by taking the LSTN free hearing test — it gives you a baseline to share with your provider and helps you arrive knowing what questions to ask. Also bring: a list of current medications (some affect hearing), any prior audiograms, and a note on when you first started noticing changes and in what situations. Most appointments take 60–90 minutes.

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