FLEX AUDIOLOGY
Lenire Tinnitus Treatment
Visiting Lenire Provider in Harrison, OH
Lenire is one of the latest forms of tinnitus treatment, involving revolutionary dual stimulation methods to help take your mind off of the perception of tinnitus and listen to more soothing sounds.
Our team at Flex Audiology is incredibly privileged to have one of the top Lenire providers in America visiting us at our Harrison location this year to offer Lenire treatment to our community.
We’re so glad that Dr. Emily McMahan from Alaska Hearing & Tinnitus Center is utilizing our office to provide Lenire to our patients, spreading the word about this amazing tinnitus treatment to Harrison and beyond.
What Is Lenire?
Lenire is an at-home treatment designed for lasting tinnitus relief, scientifically proven to provide expert tinnitus management and relief within 12 weeks of treatment.
With guidance from Dr. McMahan and her knowledge of Lenire, you can say goodbye to your tinnitus symptoms from the comfort of your own home!
How Does Lenire Work?
HEADPHONES
You wear noise-cancelling headphones that play customized sound therapies, while using the TongueTip to deliver gentle stimulation to your tongue.
TONGUETIP
Lenire combines sound therapy and their patented TongueTip, delivering dual stimulation that works to retrain your brain and help you focus less on your tinnitus.
CONTROLLER
You wear noise-cancelling headphones that play customized sound therapies, while using the TongueTip to deliver gentle stimulation to your tongue.
Curious About Lenire?
Register Your Interest
We’re privileged to host Dr. Emily McMahan at our Harrison, OH clinic so she can bring Lenire to our community.
If you’d like to see what Lenire’s all about while Dr. McMahan’s here with our team, please fill out this form and register your interest.
See if Lenire could be the right treatment for your tinnitus and enhance your hearing health today!
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