Chesapeake Hearing Centers – North Bethesda

"Doing what is best for the patient" – this philosophy has served Chesapeake Hearing Center well since 1975. We are a hearing loss treatment center that listens, aiming to understand your lifestyle, unique needs, and hearing goals. This allows us to craft a comprehensive and personalized audiology and hearing services for you. We’re grateful for the trust bestowed upon us by thousands of patients over the years and plan to maintain best practices and our proven approach for years to come.

Your Local Hearing Care Team

Julie Petruzzi

Chief Executive Officer

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Julie Hutto Petruzzi became CEO of Chesapeake Hearing Centers in 2017, continuing the legacy of her father, who founded the practice in 1975. Leading and managing our seven locations, she prioritizes best practices and innovation to better help our patients. With hearing loss in her family, she feels there is no more fulfilling mission than improving lives through better hearing! Julie holds a bachelor’s degree from Smith College and a master’s in international affairs and economics from the Johns Hopkins School for Advanced International Studies. Julie’s exceptional experience includes serving in the U.S. State Department, including a position at the National Security Council.

About Chesapeake Hearing Centers – North Bethesda

Address

5952 Hubbard Drive
North Bethesda, MD
USA

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Phone Number

4439573571

Hours of Operation

Monday 8:30AM – 4:00PM

Tuesday Closed

Wednesday 8:30AM – 4:30PM

Thursday Closed

Friday 9:00AM – 4:30PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

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About Our Practice

Chesapeake Hearing Center is the oldest private practice audiology group in the state of Maryland, and you can be assured that each hearing care provider at our practice treats patients just as we would want to be treated. With professional competence, respect, and caring service, we strive to always give advice that is in your best interests.

Our Specializations

Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs)
Recommendations and fitting of ALDs such as personal amplifiers, FM systems, or loop systems to improve hearing in specific listening situations.
Auditory Rehabilitation
Individualized programs to help individuals with hearing loss develop better communication strategies and improve listening skills.
Balance Assessments
Evaluation of balance and vestibular function, including videonystagmography (VNG), electronystagmography (ENG), and posturography tests.
Counseling and Education
Information and support regarding hearing loss, hearing conservation, communication strategies, and coping mechanisms for individuals and their families.
Custom Earplugs and Earmolds
Creation and fitting of custom-made earplugs for hearing protection, swimming, musicians, and other specific needs. Also includes earmolds for hearing aids or in-ear monitors.
Hearing Aid Fitting and Repair
Selection, fitting, and programming of hearing aids to address hearing loss. This includes counseling on the proper use and maintenance of hearing aids.
Hearing Evaluations
Comprehensive assessments to evaluate hearing abilities, including pure-tone audiometry, speech audiometry, tympanometry, and otoacoustic emissions (OAE) testing.
Pediatric Audiology
Specialized services for children, including hearing screenings, diagnostic evaluations, hearing aid fittings, and educational support for parents and caregivers.
Tinnitus Evaluation and Management
Assessment, counseling, and development of strategies to manage tinnitus (ringing or buzzing sound in the ears).

Payments Accepted

American Express
Care Credit
Cash
Check
Credit Card
Discover
Insurance (call to verify)
Mastercard
Visa

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