"I didn't know I had a hearing problem. It must have come on gradually."

"My husband and I thought our son was just a dreamer. When he got to first grade the teacher suspected a hearing difficulty."

Estimates on hearing tell us that between 10% and 15% of the population have some form of hearing loss. Often, because an individual adjusts to their reduced ability to hear the difficulty goes unnoticed and untreated. Unable to pick up some sounds and small, brief conversational cues the hearing loss sufferer begins to alter their personality and outlook. Even more damaging, these lapses may be interpreted as signs of inattentiveness or reduced capacity.

Since 1952 Wilks Hearing Center has been helping people recognize and deal with hearing loss problems. Education, experience and integrity are the backbone of the Wilks' team record of patient satisfaction. Using the latest state of the art diagnostic methods, we help children and adults with hearing loss to enjoy happier, fuller and more satisfied lives.