Worth Audiology
Your hearing is Worth it!
Our mission is to improve the quality of life for those with hearing loss - reaching out with simple and effective solutions.
Experience. Dedication. Compassion.
Hearing Loss
A hearing evaluation is the first step to determine your hearing capability.
Hearing Aid Dispensing
We have a great selection of hearing aid products for your hearing loss needs.
Why Choose Worth Audiology?
We provide better living through better hearing.
- Knowledge and Experience:
Our team has extensive experience diagnosing and treating complex hearing conditions, translating to comprehensive care for you. - Convenient Care:
Worth Audiology offers personalized service, as well as accessible and convenient care close to home.
- Innovation:
Our team uses the latest diagnostic tests to determine the type, degree, and configuration of hearing loss you may be experiencing. - Ongoing Support:
Whatever your hearing health needs, we will be there for you each step of the way with compassionate care and expert guidance.
Meet Our Audiologists
Dr. Jessica Worth, Au.D.
Dr. Morgan Greiner, Au.D.
Dr. Morgan Greiner completed her Bachelor of Science degree at Oklahoma State University and Doctor of Audiology at The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. She is a member of the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association.
Dr. Greiner recently returned to Oklahoma from Galveston, Texas, with her husband and baby boy. Dr. Greiner is passionate about quality care and provides thorough education to her patients and families regarding hearing disorders and treatment options.
First Visit
During your first visit, we will start by getting to know you and your concerns regarding your hearing. Then, we will perform a comprehensive hearing test and based on your hearing needs, we can provide you with information on the ways we can help you.
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Questions about our service? Ready to book an appointment with our audiologist? Contact Worth Audiology today.
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Patient Testimonials
Dr. Worth is a great audiologist and is very caring. She really looks out for the best interest of her patients. Coming to see her was one of the best choices I ever made. The improvement with my new hearing aids is amazing and I am so grateful for her and her diligent work to fit me with the right devices. My hearing is so much better because of her!
Dale Davis
Dr. Worth and her assistant Julie are very friendly and knowledgeable in the care they give. We highly recommend her to anyone seeking hearing aid care. We have been seeing her for years and are never disappointed! She takes care of us like we are family.
Carl & Peggy Stuckey
I was told by my wife that I needed hearing aids, to which I disagreed. I went to see Dr. Worth who agreed with my wife. Dr. Worth explained my hearing test to me and why I needed hearing aids. I have now been wearing them for over 5 years. Whenever I have a problem with my hearing aids, the office is easy to get ahold of and quick to fix. Dr. Worth spends as much time with you as you need to coach you through the hearing aid process and how to utilize them. She is simply the best!
Gerry GurkaFrequently Asked Questions
At Worth Audiology, PLLC, although we accept most insurances for audiologic evaluations, it will depend on your insurance plan, deductible, and eligibility as to if your test and hearing aids will be covered. A few examples of the insurance plans we accept are: Medicare, Medicaid (SoonerCare), Blue Cross, United Healthcare and UMR. We also accept Medicare supplements like Mutual of Omaha, Physician's Mutual, and TriCare For Life. It is always encouraged that you check with your insurance to confirm coverage and in/out-of-network providers before making an appointment.
Not always. Depending on who your insurance is, they may require a referral for billing purposes. Insurances that require a referral to be scheduled with Worth Audiology, PLLC are Global Health and Indian Health services like Cherokee Nation or Osage Nation.
Hearings aids can range in price depending on the technology level required for the patient's hearing loss and lifestyle. Some insurances will have either a benefit to pay towards hearing aids, or give you a discount on your purchase.
Yes! Almost all newer model hearing aids can connect to your cellphone and be controlled via Bluetooth connection. You can change your settings, volume, and other customizable options all through the convenience of your phone. Brands like ReSound, Unitron, and Widex have their own app that can be downloaded easily to your smart phone from the Google Play (for Android devices) or the Apple App Store (for iPhones).
Hearing loss affects approximately 15% of American adults (37.5 million) age 18 and older. Exposure to loud noises, infections, and traumatic injuries/accidents can cause hearing loss and tinnitus. It can also be hereditary or just be a part of the aging process, so it is important to know your family's history and to monitor hearing routinely. Hearing loss has no specific targeted age; it can happen at birth, suddenly, or progressively with age.
Acoustic signals are delivered through air and bone conduction to determine hearing thresholds thus characterizing the pattern of the hearing loss at various frequencies. A complete audiologic evaluation includes an evaluation of speech and word recognition, acoustic reflexes, tympanometry, and otoacoustic emissions.
The most common types of hearing loss are:
- Sensorineural hearing loss: Occurs when the inner ear (cochlea) or hearing nerve is damaged and does not work properly. Sounds are not only softer but also difficult to understand, especially in noisy settings. This is most common with history of noise exposure, genetics, or normal aging.
- Conductive hearing loss: A conductive loss happens when there is damage to the outer-ear or when the middle ear blocks sound vibrations from reaching your cochlea.
- Mixed hearing loss: A combination of conductive and sensorineural hearing loss. This means there may be damage to both the inner, outer, or middle ear.
Typically, once every year is an appropriate amount of time to have a repeat hearing test. When you have a family history of hearing loss, it is important to monitor closely to make sure there are no significant changes or drops in your hearing, which could potentially indicate something else may be causing the hearing loss that will require further testing.
Untreated hearing loss can negatively impact one's personal and social life. Hearing loss can worsen over time and become permanent. It can also lead to social isolation.