FLEX AUDIOLOGY
Ashley grew up in Goldsboro, North Carolina, and went to school in Hamilton, Ohio.
As a patient care coordinator, Ashley loves to meet new people and care for others in any way she can, which makes her perfect for the role. While there isn’t one day that’s the same, Ashley is mainly responsible for greeting patients, collecting payments, scheduling appointments, answering calls, and addressing patient needs.
As the friendly face that greets you, Ashley helps our patients feel welcome and comfortable, ensuring they know everything they need to know about their appointment.
Outside of the office, Ashley spends most of her time with her daughter, going for walks, reading, and seeing friends and family.
WE'RE HERE TO HELP
That’s why Dr. Person is available to help.
Simply complete this form and you will receive a callback between her
appointments for a friendly and no-obligation conversation to answer any
questions that you may have and she will offer her advice.
Remember, there’s no such thing as a silly question when it comes to your
healthcare!
Don’t want to wait? Call us at: (812) 532-3011
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I became aware of my hearing loss when I was a small child and wasn’t sure what was going on. Everyone at Flex Audiology was very concerned and helpful with my hearing loss.
– Marshane Greathouse
Between music and machinery, I have also had trouble [hearing]. My biggest concern prior to my appointment at Flex Audiology was cost and service. Flex has the best of each – cost and service.
– Jim Stohr
I first realized I had a hearing loss when my husband complained about the TV being too loud or having my friends repeating what they had said.
– Vicki Shroyer
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