Laurel, MD’s Caring and Compassionate Audiological Care
The rich history of our community traces back to the fossilized dinosaur remains of the Cretaceous Period, preserved in Laurel, MD’s Dinosaur Park. Our community is also famous for the Montpelier Mansion, which was originally part of the 12,250-acre New Birmingham Plantation established in 1658.
Laurel was an important part of commerce in early America as it was along Route 1 of the Washington Turnpike Road Company’s network of roads built between 1796 and 1812. Though reminders of our heritage are everywhere in Laurel, our community remains a thriving part of the commercial network connecting Baltimore and Washington DC.
Your hearing is an integral part of your overall health, providing communication with those around you as well as helping to stabilize your mental and physical health. It also helps keep you steady on your feet. Consequently, it is important to have your hearing checked regularly and get the help you need for hearing loss.
Over the past 25 years, more than 10,000 people in and around Laurel, MD, have been able to achieve better hearing, not because of hearing technology but because they chose the right team of experts to partner with. Partnering with Jacobs Audiology provides you access to our expertise in knowing how to use today’s technology along with caring, compassionate audiological care and ongoing support to improve your quality of life.
How Jacobs Audiology Can Help
A diverse group of passionate professionals, each bringing unique skills and experiences to drive innovation and excellence in every project we undertake.
Professional Earwax Removal for Healthier Ears
Earwax protects your ears by moisturizing, removing dirt, and blocking bacteria and fungi. Too much, however, can cause muffled sound, aching, or infection.
Too little can lead to itching and irritation. Rather than risk damage by trying to remove it yourself, our specialists in Bowie and Southern Maryland use Earigator technology—the safest, most effective, and most comfortable way to remove built-up or impacted earwax.
When Was The Last Time That You Had Your Hearing Tested?
Most of us get annual checkups for cholesterol and teeth but rarely our hearing—yet 30 million Americans over 12 have hearing loss.
If you or a loved one struggle, the first step is a professional hearing test. It’s quick, painless, and often covered by insurance. Early detection ensures proper treatment and helps preserve your hearing long-term. It’s quick, it’s non-invasive, and, in most cases, your insurance pays for your hearing test.
How Prescription Hearing Technology Has Progressed
Today’s prescription hearing aids are small, discreet, and often invisible—far from the bulky devices of the past.
Many patients’ friends and family can’t even tell they’re wearing them. Modern aids also connect to smartphones, tablets, TVs, and music for seamless sound and easier communication. Advanced technology not only restores hearing but enhances daily life.
