Lauren Malo, Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology
Comprehensive hearing and balance care for patients of all ages — from infants to adults — at all three of our Rhode Island locations.
Doctor of Audiology
Doctor of Audiology
Our audiologists provide a full range of diagnostic and treatment services for hearing and balance disorders.
Comprehensive Hearing Evaluations
Advanced diagnostic testing to precisely identify the type and degree of hearing loss.
Custom Hearing Aid Fittings
Tailored selection and digital programming of the latest hearing technology to match your lifestyle.
Device Maintenance and Repairs
Continuous care including professional cleanings, precise adjustments, and ongoing technical support.
Tinnitus Management and Counseling
Personalized strategies and sound therapy options to effectively alleviate ringing in the ears.
Our audiologists provide complete hearing aid and assistive listening device services. We use the most advanced computerized procedures to individualize the proper selection and fitting of hearing aids. Careful review of benefits, limitations, and hearing aid options are provided to each patient based on their individual needs. Follow-up care and hearing aid accessories are available during normal office hours at all three locations.
Additional products and services include:
Answer these questions to help determine if you may benefit from a hearing evaluation.
Do you have difficulty understanding speech in noisy environments?
Do you frequently ask people to repeat themselves?
Do others complain that you turn the TV up too loud?
Do you have difficulty hearing on the telephone?
Do you have ringing or noises in your ears?
Do you have difficulty following conversations in groups?
If you answered yes to any of the above, contact our office to schedule a diagnostic hearing evaluation.
Early identification of hearing loss is critical for speech and language development. Our audiologists are experienced in evaluating hearing in children of all ages.
Startles to loud sounds; quiets to familiar voices.
Turns eyes toward sounds; responds to changes in tone.
Responds to name; imitates speech sounds.
Uses single words; follows simple directions.
Uses two-word phrases; vocabulary of 20+ words.
Our audiologists are accepting new patients at all three Rhode Island locations. Download new patient forms or contact us to get started.
Patient Forms & Info