Link Audiology

Audiologists & Hearing Aids in Washington

Link Audiology is an audiology and hearing aid clinic with expert audiologists that provides comprehensive hearing care services, hearing tests, hearing protection, and advanced hearing solutions in Washington. We have clinics in Silverdale, WA, Vashon, WA, and University Place, WA.

Audiologists & Hearing Aids in Washington

Link Audiology is an audiology and hearing aid clinic with expert audiologists that provides comprehensive hearing care services, hearing tests, hearing protection, and advanced hearing solutions in Washington. We have clinics in Silverdale, WA, Vashon, WA, and University Place, WA.

Washington Audiologists & Hearing Aids

Link Audiology is founded on the principles of community service and evidence-based practice. 

Independently owned and operated by Dr. Evan Grolley and Dr. Natalie Souza, Link Audiology aims to keep you connected with the people who matter most to you. 

As audiologists, we want to provide you with the best hearing care possible, and that includes a wide selection of hearing solutions. 

We offer comprehensive hearing care for all ages—newborns, kids, and adults—using advanced testing, state-of-the-art technology, and the latest research. 

As the premier full-service audiology practice in Washington, we offer the best options for your hearing health. 

Hannah Burch
Au.D.
Evan Grolley
Au.D.
Madeline Henry
Au.D.
Kaitlin Rink
Au.D.

Link Audiology

Our doctors of audiology are experts in providing the best hearing care services in Washington. Our services follow the newest research and rules from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and the American Academy of Audiology.

Silverdale Office

Vashon Office

University Place Office

Audiology Services At Link Audiology

Hearing Evaluations
We provide comprehensive hearing tests to assess your ability to hear a range of sounds. Using the latest tools and technology, we can evaluate your hearing in detail. If any issues are detected, our expert audiologists will recommend personalized solutions to improve your hearing.
Tinnitus Evaluations
Do you hear ringing, buzzing, or humming in your ears? It might be tinnitus. Our tinnitus evaluation will help you find out why you’re hearing these sounds so we can create a personalized treatment plan to address the issue.
Diagnostic Services
Link Audiology’s hearing diagnostic services include comprehensive evaluations to assess your auditory health. Our skilled audiologists perform various tests to identify hearing loss, central auditory processing disorder, and other auditory disorders. 
Industrial Hearing Screening
Link Audiology offers industrial hearing screenings for you and your employees, so you can safeguard your workforce and keep your business compliant with OSHA regulations.

Hearing Aids & Protection Solutions in Washington

Hearing Aids

We offer different types of hearing aids from many brands, so it will be easy to find the best one for you. Most of our hearing aids can connect to modern technology like Bluetooth and iPhones. We also offer hearing aids that are compatible with cochlear implants.

Hearing Aid Services

Our complete hearing aid services include accurate hearing tests, expert advice, and custom fitting of advanced hearing aids to improve your hearing. At Link Audiology, you can expect ongoing support with device care, repairs, and adjustments to keep everything working perfectly.

Custom Ear Protection

We make custom and instant-fit earplugs for many activities, like playing music, hunting, working in loud places, and more. We have earplugs with passive filters and digital earplugs from brands like Etymotic Research, Microsonic, Starkey, and Westone. 

Cochlear Implant

Cochlear implants help people who have trouble hearing. Unlike regular hearing aids, cochlear implants help the brain understand sounds. They are useful for people who have very severe hearing loss. Doctors and hearing specialists work together to decide if cochlear implants are a good choice. After getting cochlear implants, people often have to learn how to use them with special training.

Bone Conduction Hearing Solutions

We offer advanced bone conduction hearing solutions, including Bone Anchored Hearing Aids (BAHAs), to address various types of hearing loss. Ideal for individuals with conductive or mixed hearing loss, as well as single-sided deafness, our bone conduction options provide effective and comfortable hearing improvements tailored to your needs.

Assistive Listening Devices

Assistive listening devices help people hear better. These devices can be used with or without hearing aids. They make sounds louder and clearer, especially in noisy places. Some devices are worn like headphones, while others are small and clip onto clothing. If you have trouble hearing, these devices can help you enjoy sounds and conversations again.

Client Testimonials

Community Outreach

Something our patients, friends, and family know about us is that we’re eager to serve our community. Link Audiology participates in and contributes donations to various programs, including the Puget Sound Energy Green Energy Program, The Nature Conservancy, and Hearing The Call.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need a hearing aid?

If you experience difficulty hearing conversations, frequently ask others to repeat themselves, or notice a decrease in sound clarity, visiting an audiologist for a hearing test can determine if a hearing aid is necessary.

There are several types of hearing aids, including behind-the-ear (BTE), in-the-ear (ITE), in-the-canal (ITC), and completely-in-the-canal (CIC) models, each designed to suit different levels of hearing loss and personal preferences.

A hearing test involves a series of assessments to measure your hearing sensitivity, including listening to tones at various pitches and volumes. The results help determine the extent of your hearing loss and the best treatment options.

Visit an audiologist if you experience hearing loss, ringing in your ears (tinnitus), dizziness, balance issues, or ear pain. Regular check-ups are also recommended to maintain optimal hearing health, especially as you age.

Ear wax removal is necessary when excessive buildup causes hearing loss, discomfort, or ear infections. Professional removal ensures safe and effective cleaning.

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