Audiology And Hearing Center – Paducah

Paducah, Kentucky, native and proud St. Mary High School graduate Dr. Jared Anderson understood early on the impact hearing loss can have on someone’s quality of life. With his passion for helping others live their best, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in communication sciences and disorders at the University of Kentucky and a Doctor of Audiology degree at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. In 2017 Dr. Anderson seized the opportunity to return to his hometown and join the team at Audiology & Hearing Center, serving the hearing needs of western Kentucky. His dedication has earned him recognition including Audigy’s esteemed Provider of Distinction Award.

Western Kentucky native Dr. Whitney Cope completed her Bachelor of Science in communication sciences and disorders at Murray State University, and her Doctor of Audiology degree at the University of Louisville, starting at Audiology & Hearing Center in July 2012 as an audiology extern. A year later, she joined the practice as a full-time audiologist, continuing her passion for better hearing. Dr. Cope’s dedication is a hallmark of her career, including providing the gift of hearing to about 2,000 children and adults in Guadalajara, Mexico, during a mission trip alongside clinic president Dr. Tony Milliano. Her accolades include winning the Audiology Student Research Award in 2013.

Dr. Tony Milliano, president of Audiology & Hearing Center, has been helping western Kentucky hear better for 32 years using best practices in patient-oriented care. His leadership and commitment have earned industry recognition including Audigy’s coveted Partnership Award and the Kentucky Academy of Audiology’s (KAA) prestigious Audiology Appreciation Award. He has a bachelor’s degree in communication disorders and a doctorate in audiology. His dedicated career includes service as KAA president for four years and appointment by the governor to the Kentucky Licensing Board for Specialists in Hearing Instruments, where he was board secretary from 2002 to 2005.