FLEX AUDIOLOGY
Dr. Person has been a private practice owner since 2005. She currently specializes in hearing aids, tinnitus management and vestibular diagnostics, while operating in an unbundled service delivery model.
Dr. Person is the host of The Unbundled Audiologist podcast. She serves as the incoming VP of Audiology for ISHA for a three year term.
Her greatest accomplishment is creating a life where she can serve others while still spending quality time with her husband and two small children.
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
Hearing aids are a valuable tool for individuals with a hearing loss, helping to restore their ability to communicate and navigate their surroundings. However, due to the advanced technology incorporated into hearing aids, they can come at a high cost. When...
Hi everyone and welcome to an episode of the Flex Audiology Show. I'm Dr. Erica Person, coming to you today from our Harrison location. Today, we will talk about whether hearing loss is reversible and possible treatment options, as well as showcase a local restaurant...
Why can single-sided hearing loss occur? Single-sided hearing loss is a type of hearing impairment where an individual's hearing is impaired in one ear but not the other. This type of hearing loss can occur due to a medical issue such as a tumor, genetic and...
