Chesapeake Hearing Centers – Columbia "Doing what is best for the patient" – this philosophy has served Chesapeake Hearing Center well since 1975. As one of the leading hearing centers in Columbia, MD, we listen, aiming to understand your lifestyle, unique needs, and hearing goals. This allows us to craft a comprehensive and personalized hearing solution for you. We’re grateful for the trust bestowed upon us by thousands of hearing-impaired patients over the years and plan to maintain best practices and our proven approach for years to come.
Dr. Tyler Raup earned his bachelor’s degree from Penn State University and his doctorate from Towson University. He completed his clinical fellowship at Chesapeake Hearing Centers in 2018. Dr. Raup’s vast experience includes clinical training at Towson University Speech and Hearing Clinic, Baltimore City School District, and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. A believer in best practices, he has extensive knowledge of the auditory system, disorders, and treatments available. Dr. Raup is a a Philly sports fan and also enjoys volunteering, raising money for cancer research, and joining Starkey Hearing Foundation to bring hearing health care to communities in need.
Earning her bachelor’s degree from the University of Kansas, Tori brings a wide variety of experience to our practice. Whether she’s working as a contract administrator for Kroger or a teller at RCB Bank, Tori’s goal is always the same, to provide quality care for the people she meets. Tori feels that Chesapeake Hearing Centers shares this goal, and that’s why she loves it here. Tori has spent time volunteering with Kindred Hospice, visiting patients in end-of-life care, and connecting veterans with local resources at Central Kansas Veteran Community Partnership. Her husband serves in the Air Force, and Tori loves spending time with him and their son at the park or having dance parties in the living room.
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