Patient Resources
Everything you need, all in one place.
Office Hours
F: 9am – 3pm
Location
4270 Main Street Ave
Bridgeport, CT 06606
Phone & Email
Patient Forms
New patients, please complete this health history form and bring it with you during your first appointment. Existing patients, please complete this form if you’ve had any changes.
Please bring this completed form with any existing or new insurance information. Please don’t forget to bring your insurance card and ID to your appointment
For Your Next Appointment
01.
Confirm Your Appointment
Our office will contact you prior to your appointment to confirm the time and day.
03.
Print & Bring Your Forms
To make your life a bit less hectic, we’ve made available online the new patient forms you need to complete.
02.
Don’t Forget Your ID & Insurance Card
We are required to obtain copies of an acceptable form of ID and your insurance card.
04.
Don’t Stress!
You are the reason we get to do what we love to do every day. We promise to make this visit as stress free as possible.
Quick Info
Hearing Aid Brands We Carry
- Phonak
- Oticon
- ReSound
- Sivantos
- Starkey
Insurance We Accept
Husky, United Health Care, Aetna and others. Please call our office for more information.
Professional Affiliations
- ADA
- ASHA
- IHS
- CAA
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