Audiologists

 

Kira VonBlon, M.S., CCC-A

Kira VonBon, M.S., CCC-A

Certified audiologist Kira VonBlon, M.S., CCC-A, has practiced audiology since 1999.

Kira received her master’s degree in audiology from Miami University in Ohio. Before joining Total Hearing Solutions, Kira worked as an audiologist in hospital and outpatient rehabilitation settings.

She enjoys getting to know her patients and is excited new hearing aid technology on the market today. Kira is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

 

Jennifer Kees, M.A., CCC-A

Jennifer Kees, M.A., CCC-A

Jennifer Kees, M.A., CCC-S, has practiced audiology since 1999 after graduating from the University of Illinois. Before joining Total Hearing Solutions, Jennifer worked in a hospital setting and taught audiology graduate students at Ball State University.

“I enjoy getting to know each of my patients and their families. This bond makes it easier for them to come to me with hearing frustrations or successes, and helps when choosing the best hearing device. I find all aspects of my job extremely rewarding.”

Jennifer is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

Ali Weisenbach, Au.D., CCC-A

Alison M. Weisenbach, Au.D., CCC-A
Ali is a recent graduate from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, and is a licensed Audiologist through the State of Indiana.

Ali was an audiology doctoral extern at Total Hearing Solutions from August 2009 through August 2010, when she joined the team as a clinical audiologist.

Ali enjoys helping to improve the quality of life for her patients and their families’ everyday life, and is proud to offer them the best technology available.

Ali is a member of the American Speech-Language Association.

June Horn

June Horn – Audiology Assistant
June Horn is the Audiology Assistant for Total Hearing Solutions. June staffs THS’s walk-in-hours and performs some of our annual audiograms for our hearing aid patients.

June wants you to know: I like to make sure your hearing aids are in good working order. If you ever have any trouble or questions with your hearing aids, just give me a ring or come in to see me during walk-in hours.

Most of the problems I see with hearing aids are “simple fixes” such as cleaning or replacing a small part. That is why it is always best to have us take a quick look if you are experiencing trouble with your hearing aids.

So you can stop missing out and get back to hearing your life!

I talk, on a daily basis, to patients that say they are embarrassed because they don’t know how to clean or replace parts on their hearing aids. If this is true in your case, please stop in one day and we can talk about your hearing aids.

It takes time to adjust to wearing hearing aids and getting accustomed to handling and caring for them. If it’s time for your six-month check up, I encourage you to stop in to the office during my walk-in hours.

Regular maintenance on your hearing aids, called a clean and check, is important for the life of your hearing aids and will also help you to hear better. This service is free of charge and takes only about 15 minutes.

Clean and checks are avilable during walk-in hours or when you have a scheduled appointment with your audiologist. Clean and checks provide opportunities for us to answer any questions you may have, to do adjustments, to give you information on new technology, and provide recommendations for the care of your hearing aids.

I look forward to meeting you.