UPDATE: COVID-19 HEALTH ADVISORY
As more information about the coronavirus has become available, we believe it is important to inform our patients on best practices to keep yourselves and your family members safe.
Please be aware that our office is taking precautions to prevent against this disease. If you or someone you have been in contact with is at risk or has shown any symptoms of the coronavirus, we ask that you please contact us to reschedule your appointment.
Welcome to Greenspan Audiology
The Greenspan Audiology P.C. staff strives to provide comprehensive and professional hearing health care, from prevention to rehabilitation. We also serve individuals with hearing and balance concerns.
Dr. Greenspan believes everyone deserves the improved quality of life that comes with better hearing. Our patient care is unique to every individual and reflects our professional and personal concern for all our patients.
A Letter from Our Director, Pam P. Greenspan, Au.D.
"Better hearing may keep your brain healthy! We all know that our ears and brain work closely together. The brain is constantly receiving and decoding the electrical signals sent from the inner ears to deliver the sounds we hear.
Hearing has a lot to do with keeping our brains healthy. According to the Better Hearing Institute, recent research has found that seniors with hearing loss are significantly more likely to develop dementia over time than those who retain hearing.
Challenging your brain with new activities can help fight decline in cognitive ability. Under this principle we can assume the more sounds your brain processes, new and familiar, the better it functions. When you use your hearing aids, you're giving your brain the stimulation it needs to keep it active.
Untreated hearing loss can lead to social isolation and depression - both known risk factors for dementia and other cognitive disorders. It stands to reason that if you take care of your hearing loss, you will lower your risk factors for cognitive decline. Studies suggest that the use of hearing aids is associated with reductions in anger, anxiety, and paranoia. In fact, many people who use hearing aids have improved social lives.
There is still much for us to learn about the relationship between healthy hearing and a healthy brain. But one thing is certain—regular hearing checks and using hearing aids when possible can only do you good!"
~ Dr. Pam Greenspan, Au.D., CCC-A, FAAA
"I had to let you know how happy I am, with the new hearing aids. My wife is also very happy. Thank you for the great service you provide."
-Neil M., a satisfied patient
Promotions & Specials
We are pleased to be able to offer the following to each of our customers:
- Free batteries for one year on all direct hearing aid purchases
- Free hearing aid checks and cleanings on all direct hearing aid purchases
- Most hearing aids come with a 2 to 3 year repair warranty and 1 to 3 year loss and damage warranty depending on level of technology and manufacturer; ask us about the EarQ Secure 4-Year Warranty on select devices
What's New in Hearing Healthcare?
Hearing And Balance
12/23/2019
At Greenspan Audiology, we're dedicated to helping you understand Hearing And Balance. Learn tips on symptoms and balance disorder.
Tips For Family
11/19/2019
At Greenspan Audiology in Briarcliff Manor, NY, we're dedicated to helping you understand hearing loss. Learn ways to relieve concerns about hearing aids.
Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline
10/28/2019
At Greenspan Audiology, we're dedicated to helping you understand Cognitive Decline. Learn about the Link between Hearing Loss and Dementia.
Noise Induced Hearing Loss
09/28/2019
At Greenspan Audiology, we're dedicated to helping you understand hearing loss. Learn about how loud is too loud.
How Loud Is Too Loud? Understanding Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
08/27/2019
At Greenspan Audiology, we're dedicated to helping you understand noise-induced hearing loss. Learn how to protect your ears from the dangers of loud noises here!
"We have been helping to improve how Westchester hears for over 30 years!"
~ Dr. Pam Greenspan
