The Oregon Clinic – Westside Ear, Nose & Throat

This will be updated because my very first visit was cancelled by their office (East side St. Vinny suite 536) two (2) days in advance due to emergency surgery and then I had to return later the same day to discuss my results.
The office is hard to find (see my tip), parking is not made clear on the email you receive for confirmation, gripe, gripe, gripe. But the audiologist had a very good lab to her disposal, so her testing was extensive and felt in-​depth. The doctor re-​explained my results and gave me his suggestions.
And yes, g@5 €%$ 8blessit, I am going to need a hearing aid – geez, I am almost afraid to write it down and see this in black and white; yet I often thank my stars that I still am ‘with it’ as far as life is concerned, I have my health, and having hearing loss is not that bad as far as physical stuff is concerned. I lost one of my girlfriends very suddenly years ago, and from that moment on I have considered growing old a privilege, and not a right.
So, after all that philosophyzing, my reality is that next up a visit to the audiologist again, to inform myself as to the options…