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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Phoenix Area

Audiology

PIMC Audiology

Hours

Monday - Friday, excluding federal holidays
8:00AM to 5:00PM

Contact & Appointment Information

To schedule an appointment, call the PIMC Call Center at 602-263-1695

For battery and supply refills, call 602-581-6807.

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Sudden Hearing Loss

If you are experiencing a sudden loss of hearing (trauma or other), please call the PIMC Specialty Clinic for ENT services. During the call make sure to explicitly note that there has been a sudden loss of hearing. The Specialty Clinic can be reached by calling 602-263-1684.

Address & Location

PIMC Specialty Clinic
4212 North 16th Street
Phoenix AZ, 85016


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Services

Audiologic evaluations for medical diagnosis and monitoring for AI/AN patients across the lifespan, including newborns. Diagnostic and screening services include:

  • Comprehensive hearing tests including immittance audiometry, conventional puretone audiometry, word recognition testing, speech-in-noise testing
  • Visual reinforcement audiometry, conditioned play audiometry
  • Screenings for retrocochlear pathology
  • Otoacoustic Emissions testing
  • Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) testing
  • Auditory Steady-State Response (ASSR) testing
  • Hearing monitoring services
  • Hearing tests for employer and/or academic requirements
  • Newborn hearing screenings and diagnostic evaluations
  • Tinnitus assessment
  • Cochlear implant candidacy evaluations
  • Bone conduction implant candidacy evaluations

Audiologic rehabilitation services and treatment for AI/AN patients across the lifespan, including newborns. Audiologic treatment services include:

  • Hearing aid evaluations, fittings, and follow-up
  • Assistive technology evaluations, fittings and follow-up
  • Cochlear implant activation, programming, and follow-up
  • Bone conduction implant activation, programming, and follow-up
  • Hearing aid and assistive technology walk-in and mail-in repair and troubleshooting services
  • Tinnitus management
  • Assistive support for schools, including 504 plans and IEPs, as needed
  • Subjective and objective testing to evaluate treatment progress

Referrals

New patients must be referred by a primary care provider. Referrals from providers outside of Indian Health Services are accepted and can be faxed to 602-263-1635.

You do not need a referral if you have previously been seen by our Audiology department at Phoenix Indian Medical Center, or if you have been seen by one of our providers at a Phoenix Area Indian Health Service healthcare facility. Please call our clinic at 602-581-6807 should you have questions regarding referrals.