Mercy Audiology and Hearing Aid Center - Medical Tower A Suite 385

Mercy audiologists are committed to providing high quality, comprehensive care for children and adults with hearing loss and balance disorders. Through our personal and individualized care, we ensure each child and adult reaches his or her fullest potential and best quality of life. Working in partnership with our Women's and Mercy Kids departments and Newborn Hearing Services, Mercy Audiology has grown to be the third largest pediatric diagnostic and treatment site in Missouri.

We have an office conveniently located in Medical Tower A of Mercy Hospital St. Louis and an audiology and hearing aid clinic in O'Fallon. In addition to these locations, Mercy Audiology has a pediatric suite located in the Tests and Treatments area on the ground floor of Mercy Children's Hospital.

To schedule an appointment, please call us at 314-251-5850.

Audiologists at the Mercy Audiology and Hearing Aid Center are certified by the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association and are licensed by the Board of Registration for the Healing Arts in Missouri. You can be assured of receiving quality care. 

We offer a full range of diagnostic services to help detect hearing impairment and loss in both adults and children. Testing helps determine the type and severity of hearing loss. Several types of testing are offered:

• Pure Tone Audiometry determines the threshold at which you can hear by evaluating the softest sounds you can detect.

• Word Recognition Testing involves repetition of single-syllable, phonetically balanced words. The scores for each ear provide information that will help determine the need for more testing or referral. It is also used to see if amplification may be helpful for some patients and to evaluate the success of hearing aid fittings.

• Testing of Middle Ear Function evaluates the middle ear function by measuring its response to air pressure variations and acoustic signals.

• Otoacoustic Emission Testing (OAE) evaluates cochlear or inner ear function in infants, children or adults by measuring the ear’s response to sound.

• Auditory Processing Testing diagnoses and provides recommendations to take care of problems in the processing or use of sounds.

• Auditory Brain Stem Response Testing (ABR) This is an objective test that can estimate hearing sensitivity in difficult-to-test patients such as infants. ABR can also assess neural integrity of the auditory pathway to aid in differential diagnosis.

• Electroneuronography (ENOG) Testing is a test of facial nerve function. In cases of facial paralysis, it can be used to obtain prognostic information that can help your doctor determine an appropriate treatment plan.

A variety of models and types of digital hearing aids as well as custom hearing protection and swim plugs are available at Mercy Audiology. Your audiologist will work with you to determine which hearing aid is right for you. Your audiologist can fit and program cochlear implants and osseointegrated devices.

A hearing aid is an electronic device that is worn either in or behind the ear. It increases the volume of sounds that someone with hearing loss has difficulty hearing on their own. Hearing aids help you hear in quiet and in noisy environments. They can also help lessen the feeling of fatigue from straining to hear.

Hearing Aid Styles:

Behind the Ear (BTE)

In the Ear (ITE) Canal

Hearing Aid Trouble Shooting

To reach our office in Medical Tower A, park your car in the Medical Tower A and B Garage (which is accessible from Ballas Road) or park on the surface lot across from the valet parking circle. Enter the Medical Tower A building by the valet parking. It will be to your left as you exit the garage. Once inside, walk past the Baggot Street cafe. Take the elevators directly in front of you to the third floor and follow the signs to our office. We are in Suite 385A.

To reach our office in O'Fallon, park in the main lot of the Mercy Medical Building, 300 Winding Woods Drive. We are located on the second floor, in Suite 204A.

To reach the Tests and Treatments area of Mercy Children's Hospital, park in front of the hospital or in the garage near the main entrance. Tests and Treatments is located on the ground floor of Mercy Children's Hospital. Go through the main entrance of Mercy Hospital St. Louis. Once inside, you will either take the stairway (on your right) or the Mercy Children's Hospital elevators down to the ground floor.