Mercy Hearing & Balance Clinic
No matter whether you have a common, complex or uncommon otological or neurotological issue, you'll receive comprehensive medical care at Mercy.
Mercy’s Hearing & Balance Clinic provides treatment and management of hearing, balance, dizziness, inner ear, complex skull-base conditions (acoustic neuromas, glomus tumors), and facial nerve disorders for infants, children and adults.
Hearing
Many common congenital ear disorders are identified at birth. Microtia (misshaped outer ear), anotia (missing outer ear) and aural atresia (no ear canal) can result in hearing loss. When considering options for treatment, Mercy's experienced professionals can help you make healthcare decisions most appropriate for you and your family.
Dizziness & Balance Disorders
Our sense of balance is something we rely on continuously to maintain stability and coordinate movement. The ability of the body to maintain stability involves the interaction of information from the inner ear (vestibular system), eyes (visual system) and the feeling in your feet (proprioceptive system). When one of more of these systems is not functioning appropriately, it can result in the loss of balance. Learn more about dizziness and balance disorders.
Your Care Team
Your hearing and balance care team provides exceptional sub-specialty medical care. Highly skilled, experienced professionals offer a wide array of specialized service for treating and managing hearing and balance disorders.
Our professional team consists of Shane Gailushas, MD, a board-certified, fellowship-trained ENT physician, and Megan Palmer Au.D. and Katie Soltys, Au.D., clinical audiologists.
