Cayman Hearing Center
Our full-service audiology practice will find solutions that meet your unique hearing needs. We are committed to serving at the highest level with state-of-the-art technology and the most up-to-date advancements in the field of audiology.
Cayman Hearing Center is the only local, independent, and community-oriented practice. We pride ourselves on perfectly fitting technology, short wait times, and the largest selection of devices.
Our patient’s experience is our highest priority. We dedicate ourselves to delivering exceptional care in a comfortable environment. Don’t miss any of the precious moments in life.
Meet Our Team
We are here to help you learn more about your hearing health. Our team will ensure your hearing needs are addressed accurately and thoroughly, helping you live your life to the fullest.
Dr Annette Stephenson
Practice Owner & Clinical Audiologist
Dr. Stephenson is the first Caymanian Doctor of Audiology and is a graduate of Nova Southeastern University (2005). She established Cayman Hearing Center in 2007 to fill a much-needed area that was lacking by providing complete hearing healthcare services to the island.
Alicia Tay
Clinical Audiologist
Alicia obtained her Masters of Audiology qualification from the University of Auckland, New Zealand. She has practised clinically for 5 years with both paediatric and adult patients in one of New Zealand’s largest public hospitals.
Allan Blake
Operations Manager
Allan plays a pivotal role at Cayman Hearing Center and works hard behind-the-scenes to ensure the practice is ran smoothly each day. He assists in balancing the company’s objectives and goals and strives to drive growth and balance for the team.
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What To Ask Your Hearing Provider About Hearing Aid Fittings
What is a hearing aid? A hearing aid is a microdevice that is worn in or behind your ear. What is the purpose of hearing aids? They assist in making certain sounds louder and more apparent to enable a person with hearing loss or hearing impairment to fully communicate and participate in all daily activities.
What To Ask Your Hearing Provider About Hearing Aid Fittings
What is a hearing aid? A hearing aid is a microdevice that is worn in or behind your ear. What is the purpose of hearing aids? They assist in making certain sounds louder and more apparent to enable a person with hearing loss or hearing impairment to fully communicate and participate in all daily activities.
