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Sound Access was founded on hearing conservation and preservation of hearing wellness, making us the perfect fit to help you find the perfect hearing protection to meet your listening needs.
What is a Music Audiologist?
Music audiology is a subspecialty in the field of audiology with emphasis on the care of music industry professionals. Music audiology can include hearing conservation and hearing loss prevention, hearing disorder management, and amplification of hearing loss. Our audiologist, Dr. London Gleghorn, is a music audiologist. Through continuing education, specialized training, and experience, London has developed additional skills that make her adept at meeting the specific hearing health needs of people in the music industry.
Sound Access offers product consultations and demonstrations.We have models and demos available of the products we carry, as well as expert advise to make sure you find the right product to meet your listening needs.
The ear mold impression process is vital for fitting custom-fit products. Ear mold impressions must be done correctly to guarantee proper fit allowing your ear pieces and/or monitors to function properly. Ear mold impressions should be done by a skilled practitioner to ensure safety and accuracy. Our audiologist, Dr. Gleghorn, has training and years of experience in making proper impressions of your ears.
Loud sounds and noises can damage your hearing.
Your risk of hearing damage is effected by:
- how loud the sound is
- how long you are exposed to the loud sound
- how often you are exposed to loud sounds
- individual risk factors of susceptibility
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- Evening and Saturday appointments are available
- Mobile appointments are available
- Closed Fridays and Sundays
Hearing Aids
Ear Mold Impression
Your hearing is important!
At Sound Access we recommend that you have a full diagnostic hearing test annually.
- Have you had your hearing tested? Even if you do not suspect any hearing loss, it is important to have a baseline hearing test. We can use this hearing test to compare to future evaluations to determine if the measures you are taking to maintain your hearing are sufficient.
- "But I'm afraid I'll have hearing loss!" Ignorance of potential hearing loss doesn't make it go away or make it any better. You might be pleasantly surprised and learn you do not have any loss, but even if we determine there is loss, knowledge of how much and at what frequencies can help you take the steps towards managing negative effects and we can make a plan to protect the hearing you still have.
- "I had my hearing tested five years ago and it was fine." Awesome, it's great that you got a baseline and fantastic that your hearing was normal; however, it is important to have your hearing tested annually, especially if you are exposed to loud sounds. The annual hearing test can potentially detect slight changes in hearing that you do not notice on a day-to-day basis (our bodies are amazing at compensating). This can help determine if we need to make adjustments to your hearing protection strategies that could prevent subtle changes from becoming significant changes.
- Did you know? At Sound Access we can test up to 20,000 Hz. This is important for musicians, audio engineers, and other music and audio professionals who utilize the full range of hearing. If you have had a previous hearing test that tested the typical test frequencies (250-8000 Hz) used for communication assessment but would like to know how you hear past 8,000 Hz, contact us to schedule a hearing test.
We recognize that your listening needs are different than the average hearing aid user. Dr. Gleghorn has a passion for helping people get the most music enjoyment out of their hearing aids and works closely with those she works with to get their sound just right.
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Hearing Protection Verification
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MUSIC HEARING HEALTH
Sound Access was founded on hearing conservation and preservation of hearing wellness, making us the perfect fit to help you find the perfect hearing protection to meet your listening needs.
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Dr. Gleghorn is proud to be a music audiologist and she loves working with musicians, audio engineers, and anyone with a critical ear. If you have sustained permanent ear injury, Dr. Gleghorn wants to help restore your passion for sound.
Hearing Aids
"Your ears are the most important piece of gear you'll ever invest in."
Dr. London Gleghorn specializes in working with musicians, audio engineers, and other audio professionals. We have experience in helping you prevent hearing injury so you can maintain and protect your most valuable piece of gear-your ears. If long-term hearing injury has occurred, our audiologist has knowledge and experience in helping you treat and manage your individual listening needs.
Most audiologist and amplification technology focus on speech understanding as the top priority. While that is important for communicating, our audiologist understands that the listening needs of those in the music industry go beyond speech comprehension. Dr. Gleghorn has the specialized training, knowledge, and experience to match hearing aid settings and programming to the unique listening environments of those in the music industry.
PRODUCTS
Nurturing Your Passion for Music with Comprehensive Hearing Care
At Sound Access, we specialize in hearing health for musicians, audio engineers, and music industry individuals. We offer a range of services and products tailored just for you. Our dedicated music audiologist is committed to preserving your hearing wellness and enhancing your musical experience.
Sound Access offers comprehensive tinnitus evaluations. We are committed to providing personalized solutions to managing your tinnitus. Our services encompass a range of evidence-based techniques to help alleviate the perception of tinnitus.
Hearing Protection Verification
10097 Manchester Road
Suite 105
St. Louis, MO 63122
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Services and products
Sound Access offers hearing protection verification. We have testing measures available that will verify that your hearing protection is doing what it is intended to do at the attenuation level prescribed.
"Welcome! I'm glad you're hear. ⬅️ (See what I did there)?
I'm thrilled you found this page and I hope you are ready to get started on (or continue on) your journey caring for your most important piece of gEAR!"
-London Gleghorn, Doctor of Audiology/Founder Sound Access
Cerumen, or earwax, is naturally produced by the ears and helps to lubricate our ear canals and prevent debris from getting too far down in the ear canal. Earwax typically clears on its own, but in some instances it can accumulate, especially if you wear earpugs, in-ear monitors, or hearing aids for long periods. Too much earwax can cause earache, tinnitus, decreased hearing, or ear fullness. If a blockage occurs, it may need to be removed.
Hearing Testing
Sound Access is a proud Gold Circle Audiologist for Sensaphonics and an authorized dealer for Jerry Harvey Audio, but you'd be hard pressed to find an in-ear monitor company that Dr. Gleghorn hasn't made ear mold impressions for. New to in-ear monitors? Dr. Gleghorn has expertise and years of experience fitting in-ear monitors and monitor systems and would be happy to consult with you.
your hearing health matters
Hearing Aid Services
In-Ear Monitor Services
Sound Access offers cleaning and care services for your custom or universal-fit in-ear monitors. We will clean any wax and debris out of the earpieces using a vacuum pump designed for use with electronic earpieces. We will use a drying system to remove moisture build-up inside the earpieces. Your in-ear monitors will also get a once over with cleaning cloths safe to use on in-ears.
In-Ear Monitors
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For music industry professionals, maintaining optimal hearing health is crucial. Repeated and prolonged exposure to high decibel levels, whether in recording studios, live performances, or rehearsals, can lead to irreversible hearing damage. At Sound Access, we emphasize the importance of regularly monitoring noise level exposure and taking preventative measures to minimize your risk of hearing injury to maintain auditory health. By proactively managing noise exposure, we help preserve the critical auditory abilities essential for creating and appreciating music.
Earwax Removal