233 E Shore Rd, Suite 210, Great Neck, NY 11023

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Expert hearing care in Great Neck

Life Sounds Better Here Personalized audiology & hearing care in Great Neck, NY

If conversations have started to take more effort than they used to, an hour in our office can tell you exactly what has changed — and what is worth doing about it.

233 E Shore Rd, Suite 210Great Neck, NY 11023

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A higher standard of hearing care

Modern care.
A more personal experience.


Elite Audiology PC is an independent audiology practice on East Shore Road in Great Neck. You are seen by the same audiologist at every visit — from your first hearing test through fittings, adjustments and annual rechecks.

That continuity is the point. Hearing care is not a single appointment, and the details of your history, your ears and the rooms you struggle in matter far more when one person is holding all of them.

Your hearing matters

Don't miss what matters


Hearing loss rarely announces itself. It shows up as effort — leaning in, filling gaps, nodding through the parts you did not catch, and slowly avoiding the rooms where that is hardest.

Whether it is conversation around the dinner table, a grandchild's voice on the phone, or a meeting you cannot afford to half-follow, addressing a change early keeps you in those moments rather than working around them.

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Our services

Hearing care for every stage, in one office


From a first hearing test to long-term device support, everything happens here in Great Neck with the same audiologist.

  • Comprehensive Hearing Evaluations

    A full diagnostic assessment that measures how you hear tones and understand speech, and explains what the results mean in everyday terms.

  • Hearing Screenings

    A brief pass/refer check when you simply want to know whether a closer look at your hearing is worthwhile.

  • Hearing Aids

    Guidance on styles and technology levels, matched to your hearing, your budget and the situations you actually struggle in.

  • Consultations & Fittings

    Devices programmed to your audiogram and verified on your ears — not set to a factory default and handed over.

  • Hearing Aid Repairs

    Cleaning, troubleshooting, re-tubing, adjustments and manufacturer service when a device sounds weak, cuts out or has gone quiet.

  • Assistive Listening Devices

    Technology for the specific situations that stay hard — the phone, the television, a lecture hall, a noisy restaurant.

  • Annual Hearing Wellness Exams

    A yearly check that establishes your baseline and tracks change over time, the same way you monitor vision or blood pressure.

When to book

Signs it may be time to have your hearing checked


Hearing usually changes gradually, which is why it is easier to notice in situations than in silence. Any of these is a reasonable reason to book an evaluation.

  • Conversations take effort. You can hear that someone is speaking, but the words do not always land.
  • You ask people to repeat themselves — especially on the phone or when you cannot see their face.
  • The television keeps getting louder, or someone else in the house has mentioned the volume.
  • Restaurants and crowded rooms are hard. Background noise buries the person across from you.
  • Higher-pitched voices are harder to follow than lower ones — grandchildren, for instance.
  • A family member noticed before you did. This is one of the most common reasons patients come in.
  • You hear ringing or buzzing that is new, persistent or bothersome.
  • You simply want a baseline on file so future changes can be measured against something.

Sudden hearing loss, hearing loss in one ear, ear pain, drainage or dizziness should be treated as urgent — contact a physician promptly rather than waiting for a routine appointment.

Comprehensive hearing evaluations

A complete picture of how you hear — not just whether you passed


A comprehensive audiological evaluation measures far more than the softest tone you can detect. It maps your hearing across the frequencies that carry speech, checks how clearly you understand words, and looks at how your middle ear is functioning.

The result is an audiogram and a conversation. We go through the graph with you, point out where your hearing sits, and connect it to the situations you described — why a quiet office is fine but a restaurant is not, or why you catch vowels but lose consonants.

  • Case history and a discussion of the situations you find difficult
  • Otoscopic examination of the ear canals and eardrums
  • Air and bone conduction testing across the speech frequencies
  • Speech testing — how softly you detect speech and how clearly you understand it
  • Middle ear assessment where indicated
  • A full review of results, and a recommendation with no obligation attached
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Hearing aids

Consultations and fittings, done properly


Two people with similar audiograms can need very different settings. A hearing aid is a prescriptive device — it should be selected and programmed around your hearing, your ears and the situations that matter to you.

At your consultation we talk through what you actually need help with, then look at the styles and technology levels that fit those situations and your budget. At the fitting, devices are programmed to your audiogram, checked on your ears and adjusted with you in the room. Then we follow up, because the first week is rarely the final setting.

Why patients choose us

Why Elite Audiology PC

Hearing care works best when it is continuous. You are not passed between staff, and your history does not have to be re-explained at every visit.

  • Continuity of care. The audiologist who evaluates your hearing is the one who fits your devices and handles your follow-ups.
  • Time to explain. Appointments are built around understanding your results, not rushing you toward a decision.
  • Recommendations, not sales targets. If a device is not warranted, or the right next step is a referral, that is what you will hear.
  • Support after the fitting. Cleanings, adjustments, troubleshooting and repairs are part of the relationship, not an afterthought.
  • A local practice. Great Neck patients — and neighbors from Manhasset, Port Washington, Roslyn and Little Neck — can be seen close to home.
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Meet your audiologist

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Care at Elite Audiology PC is delivered by the same audiologist from your first evaluation through every follow-up visit — so nobody has to re-explain their history to a new face each time.

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Repairs & ongoing support

Hearing aids not sounding right?


A device that has gone quiet, weak or intermittent is usually fixable — and often the cause is wax, moisture or a blocked filter rather than a failure.

Bring your hearing aids in and we will inspect and clean them, check the fit and the receivers, replace wax guards, domes or tubing as needed, and re-check the programming against your hearing. If a device needs manufacturer service, we will tell you plainly what that involves. We are glad to look at devices purchased elsewhere.

Annual hearing wellness

Make hearing part of your yearly checkup


You track your vision, your blood pressure and your bloodwork over time. Hearing deserves the same treatment.

An annual hearing wellness exam puts a baseline on file and makes change visible early, while it is still straightforward to act on. It is also the appointment where hearing aid wearers get their prescription re-checked against a current audiogram — devices should follow your hearing, not last year's.

Patient experience

What patients say

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions


Straight answers to what patients ask most before a first visit.

Where can I get a hearing test in Great Neck, NY?

Elite Audiology PC provides hearing tests and comprehensive audiological evaluations at 233 E Shore Rd, Suite 210 in Great Neck, NY 11023. Appointments can be requested online or by calling (917) 459-8968. We also see patients from Manhasset, Port Washington, Roslyn, Little Neck and other nearby North Shore communities.

How do I know if I should see an audiologist?

It is worth booking an evaluation if you find yourself asking people to repeat themselves, struggling to follow conversation in restaurants, turning the television up past what others prefer, or if someone close to you has mentioned a change. You do not need a referral or a specific complaint — many patients come in simply to establish a baseline.

What is the difference between a hearing screening and a hearing evaluation?

A screening is a short check that tells you whether your hearing is within expected limits at a few key pitches. It gives a pass or refer result, not a diagnosis. A comprehensive audiological evaluation is a full diagnostic appointment that maps your hearing across the frequency range, measures how well you understand speech, and assesses middle ear function. Read more about screenings.

How long does a hearing test take?

Plan on about an hour for a comprehensive audiological evaluation, including your history, the testing itself and a full review of the results with your audiologist. A brief screening takes considerably less time.

How often should adults have their hearing checked?

Once a baseline is on file, periodic rechecks make change visible rather than leaving you to guess at it. Adults who already wear hearing aids, work around noise, or have noticed a difference generally benefit from being seen more regularly. Your audiologist will recommend an interval based on your results and history.

Can an audiologist adjust or repair hearing aids I bought somewhere else?

In many cases, yes. Bring the devices along with any charger, app or paperwork you have, and we will check the fit, clean and inspect them, and discuss what can be adjusted in the office versus what needs to go back to the manufacturer. More about hearing aid repairs.

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Serving the North Shore

Audiology care in Great Neck, NY


Elite Audiology PC is an audiology practice located at 233 E Shore Rd, Suite 210 in Great Neck, New York.

Most of our patients live in Great Neck and the surrounding villages, and many come to us from neighboring North Shore communities — Manhasset, Port Washington, Roslyn and Little Neck are all a short drive away. Being local matters more than it might seem: hearing care is not a single appointment. Between fittings, adjustments, cleanings and annual rechecks you will be back, and a practice you can reach easily is a practice you will actually keep visiting.

  • Great Neck
  • Manhasset
  • Port Washington
  • Roslyn
  • Little Neck
  • Kings Point
  • Sands Point
  • North Shore Nassau County
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Our office

Visit our Great Neck office

Elite Audiology PC
233 E Shore Rd
Suite 210
Great Neck, NY 11023
  • (917) 459-8968
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  • [HOURS — e.g. Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM]
    [Weekend / evening availability to be confirmed]

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Book your hearing evaluation in Great Neck

Request an appointment online and we will confirm a time that works, or call (917) 459-8968 to speak with our office directly.

Elite Audiology PC · 233 E Shore Rd, Suite 210, Great Neck, NY 11023