What is the Baylor University Audiology Clinic?

At the Baylor University Audiology Clinic you will find audiologists and graduate students who are supervised by audiologists providing a full range of hearing health care services to patients of all ages.

Our students have the opportunity to use state of the art diagnostic audiological testing equipment and have exposure to cutting edge hearing aid technology.

To make an appointment, call 254-710-2568.

Services available at the Baylor Audiology Clinic:

Our audiologists and supervised graduate students work with patients from within the Baylor community and the Central Texas community at large. Patients are referred to our Clinic by self referral, physicians, school districts, Early Childhood Intervention, Lion's Club, Sertoma Club, and referral from friends or family.

• Complete audiological evaluations for newborns to adults.
• Hearing aid evaluations and hearing aid consultations with clinical audiologists
• Hearing aid fitting and dispensing (we utilize a full range of hearing aid styles and the latest technology from top hearing aid manufacturers)
• Hearing aid programming and adjustments
• Hearing aid repairs (in house when possible or manufacturer repair if necessary)
• Electroacoustic analysis of hearing aids
• Real ear measurements
• Full line of hearing aid accessories (Dri aid kits, cleaning tools, batteries, etc)
• Assistive Listening Devices (amplified telephones, FM systems, pocket talkers, TV ears etc)
• Earmolds (variety of styles and color choices including bright cheerful colors for children)
• Musician's earplugs
• Custom Swim/Noise Earplugs
• Hearing conservation programs

Audiology Case History Form - Adult

Audiology Case History Form - Child

Provider - Notice of Privacy Practice

HIPAA Consent - Voluntary Communication 

Notice of Privacy Practices Acknowledgement Form

Telehealth Services Consent - Addendum 

Child Release Permission Form

Adult Release Permission Form

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