Our Partnership
Proud to Be Part of the Sound Audiology & Hearing Aid Family
The Sound Audiology & Hearing Aid family are highly regarded for not just following audiological best standards, but defining them.
With practices across Washington, they are our proud partners and allow us to benefit from the expertise and skill-set of the highest-graded team of Doctors of Audiology in the state, allowing us to push the boundaries of excellence for our patients.
Founded by Lori Losey Lovato MA, FAAA, Audiologist, a lifelong resident of the Tri-Cities with over 32 years of audiological experience, the objective is to bring the greatest practices together to set new benchmarks of excellence across Washington and truly lead the rest of the country in both audiology and service.
To learn more about the Sound Audiology & Hearing Aid family and meet our partner practices, visit www.soundaudiologyfamily.com
Our Partners
Sound Audiology & Hearing Aids, established in 2017, offers comprehensive audiological services across three locations: Richland, Walla Walla, and Pasco.
They specialize in advanced prescription hearing aid technology and provide comprehensive hearing assessments aimed at early detection and management of hearing loss. The clinic is known for its patient-centered approach, emphasizing individual hearing care plans. Additionally, they handle insurance benefits to ease financial concerns for patients. Their team includes experienced audiologists and specialists committed to improving patients’ quality of life through enhanced hearing solutions.
Magnolia Hearing, based in Seattle, provides expert audiological services focused on community needs.
They offer comprehensive hearing assessments, advanced hearing aid technology, and specialized tinnitus treatment. Their approach combines high-tech solutions with personalized care, ensuring each patient receives support tailored to their hearing needs. Led by experienced audiologists, Magnolia Hearing is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals experiencing hearing difficulties through best practices and compassionate care.