Because Every Sound Is Precious…
For over 50 years, the physicians of Florida E.N.T. & Allergy have been the most trusted resource for hearing aids in Tampa, while providing top-quality health solutions to families. Using a team approach to healthcare, our board-certified physicians and doctors of audiology collaborate to provide medically-driven hearing healthcare for every patient. Every day, we work ardently to improve our patient’s hearing by implementing the most cutting-edge solutions available, ranging from simple communication strategies to complex medical treatments. With these specialized treatments, we strive to ensure the needs of our patients are met, their expectations are exceeded, and their overall quality of life is vastly improved.
Additionally, our determination to provide what is best for our patients is guided by our ongoing education of hearing health research. Since each patient’s hearing loss is individualized, it’s of the utmost importance to educate them on their situation and hearing loss needs. We strive to create an unparalleled, personalized experience for each patient that walks into our office.
We serve the diverse needs of the community with a team of staff members that are fluent in Spanish. Additionally, we offer the convenience of 12 different office locations in the Tampa area for hearing aids. At Florida E.N.T. & Allergy, we are here to help your patients hear well and be well.
Hearing aids offered
Why Expert Care Beats Big-Box Convenience
1. One Size Doesn’t Fit All
We serve the diverse needs of the community with a team of staff members that are fluent in Spanish. Additionally, we offer the convenience of 12 different office locations in the Tampa area for hearing aids. At Florida E.N.T. & Allergy, we are here to help your patients hear well and be well.
2. Real Expertise Matters
Big-box stores often staff “hearing aid specialists,” not doctors. Audiologists are trained to assess complex hearing needs and provide personalized care you won’t get off the shelf.
3. Fit and Follow-Up Make a Difference
OTC devices can be uncomfortable and poorly fitted. Audiologists offer custom molds, adjustments, and ongoing support to ensure your hearing aids actually work—and work well.
4. Not Safe for Kids
OTC hearing aids aren’t FDA-approved for anyone under 18. A professional evaluation is the only safe path for children’s hearing.
Bottom line: Your hearing deserves more than a quick fix. Trust a licensed audiologist for expert care, proper diagnosis, and a device that truly fits your life.
It's not just a hearing problem
It's a health problem
