FLEX AUDIOLOGY
Dr. Kelli McGuire is a dedicated audiologist specializing in hearing aids, diagnostics, and cochlear implants. With a strong passion for bridging the gap between research and clinical practice, Dr. McGuire is committed to providing patients with the most effective, evidence-based treatments to improve their hearing health and overall quality of life.
Dr. McGuire earned her doctor of audiology degree (Au.D.) from the University of Cincinnati in 2019, following her bachelor’s degree in speech and hearing science from The Ohio State University in 2015. She is currently a Ph.D. candidate, with a research focus on auditory processing abilities in new cochlear implant users, utilizing both behavioral and neural measurements. Her diverse experience spans a variety of clinics, including otolaryngology, a university, and a veterans affairs medical center. She has also taught undergraduate and graduate courses, sharing her knowledge and enthusiasm for audiology with future professionals in the field.
At Flex Audiology, Dr. McGuire is committed to offering personalized, compassionate care to individuals experiencing hearing loss. Her approach combines clinical excellence with current research, ensuring each patient receives tailored solutions for their unique hearing needs.
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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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