The Modern Tinnitus Method at NYHD Institute For Hearing & Balanceat NYHD

While tinnitus cannot be “stopped” or “cured,” the experience of tinnitus can be made significantly less bothersome for individuals who pursue treatment and make appropriate changes in their own lives. The Modern Tinnitus Method at NYHD employs multiple evidence-based elements, including bimodal neuromodulation, sleep health, biometric tracking and hearing aid technology to guide patients toward significant relief, reducing the impact of tinnitus and improving quality of life.

Every person experiencing tinnitus is experiencing it uniquely, and it’s important to work with each individual and determine which scientifically-backed approaches are best suited to their experience. At NYHD, our Modern Tinnitus Method combines acoustic, behavioral, and physiological therapies based on your specific symptoms, lifestyle, and biometric data.

Tinnitus can stem from many factors, including hearing loss, stress, poor sleep, or circulatory issues. Our holistic approach looks beyond the ear to identify and address lifestyle, physiological and even psychological contributors as we help our patients develop strategies and treatment for tinnitus management.

At its most challenging, tinnitus can be disabling for some people, affecting concentration, sleep, and emotional well-being. NYHD’s comprehensive care helps reduce that impact, making it easier to manage symptoms and improve daily functioning.

Those who experience tinnitus can absolutely experience fluctuations in tinnitus, so it can both disappear and reappear “on its own.” Additionally, there are several factors, such as sleep health, that can contribute to how you experience tinnitus. We’ll help you understand what those are.

While anyone can develop tinnitus, there are some people who are more at risk of the condition than others. Level of noise exposure, age, taking certain medications, and having certain medical conditions can all put you at higher likelihood for experiencing tinnitus.

At NYHD Institute for Hearing & Balance, we perform comprehensive tinnitus consultations to ensure we get to the bottom of the condition and can treat it properly. Our consultations have three main parts: education, interview and recommendations. First, we establish a clear shared vocabulary around tinnitus. During the interview., we’ll review your medical history, lifestyle factors, and other circumstances that could be causing your tinnitus, after which we’ll recommend treatment options for you.

If you’re experiencing tinnitus that you find bothersome, it’s likely time to make an appointment with our team at NYHD Institute for Hearing & Balance. Whether it’s recent and acute or something you’ve lived with for years, we’ll help you find a path to relief.

Tinnitus can manifest as a ringing sound, but it can also be described as buzzing, whooshing, roaring or even pulsing sound. The sound often differs from person to person.