For most people, binaural (two) hearing aids are recommended (when appropriate) in the presence of bilateral hearing loss. This provides better balance of sound, better localization of sound, and a better signal to noise ratio. A new user may wish to purchase one hearing aid initially and then purchase a second aid at some later date. The audiologist will determine what is indicated for each individual.
IOL technology allows our surgeons to replace the natural lens in the eye with an artificial lens which can give both distance and near vision without glasses. Although used … [Read More...]
Precision Eye Care is the first practice in the Greater New York area to offer the Toyos Optimum Dry Eye … [Read More...]
Precision Audiology offers professional hearing services that include hearing testing, custom fitting of hearing aids, as well as hearing aid repair. This is in … [Read More...]
Dr. Davis is a Board Certified Fellow of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and has been practicing Ophthalmology on Long Island since 1991. He earned a B.A. from … [Read More...]
