Community Referral Partners

​​​Harris Health - Ben Taub Hospital Audiology

Harris Health - Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital
Harris County Area Agency on Aging
Houston Area Audiologists​
University of Houston Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic

Over 40 million people in the U.S. have hearing loss and the number of young adults with hearing loss has increased.
Counseling informs and empowers people with hearing loss to seek treatment and remain active and independent. This benefits not only the  individual but the community as a whole.
​​​​​​Sounds are all around us, like people whispering, birds chirping and water splashing.

Affordable Hearing Solutions

We educate individuals and their family members on the effect of hearing loss on overall health. We guide them through options for hearing instruments that are appropriate for their hearing loss.

OUR SERVICES​

​​​We have a heart                for helping people hear better

Nonprofit hearing loss services are provided by licensed audiologists who partner with community agencies, clinics and hearing instrument providers.

Collaborative Consultation

Our nonprofit audiologist will counsel you on the hearing evaluation and discuss your goals for hearing better in daily activities.
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Hearing Education & 
​ Counseling

​​​​Hearing connects us to the world around us. It helps us to be aware, enjoy life and feel safe in our environment.
​​​​​Hearing loss is linked to depression, social isolation as well an overall decrease in mental and physical health.


Board Members

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Connie Barragan, Au.D., Audiologist Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital (Ret.)

Crystal Wiggins, Au.D. Memorial Hearing

Sumalai Maroonroge, Ph.D., Texas A & M Associate Professor
Gregory Meeks, AT&T Project Manager (Ret.)

Margaret Sharp, Au.D., Sharp Hearing The Audiology Center


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​​​​​​​​Jennifer Meeks, Au.D.
Executive Director
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​​​​​​​Doctor of Audiology, Jennifer Meeks, has transformed the lives of people with hearing loss for over 30 years. She provided audiology services in ear, nose and throat clinics, hospitals, long term care facilities, audiology private practices, public schools and universities. Dr. Meeks previously managed the nonprofit audiology clinic in the University of Houston Speech, Language & Hearing Clinic. She is passionate about counseling adults and their families on advanced hearing instruments and new technology for hearing loss. Helping people with hearing loss to live active, independent and productive lives is her calling.

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