Hearing Aids and Veterans — Specialized Care for Those Who Served

Author: Dr. Kendall Morales, Au.D., CCC-A

Seminole Audiologist | Special Interest in Balance and Veteran-focused care

Hearing loss and tinnitus are common among veterans due to exposure to loud environments during military service. At our Seminole and Lubbock clinics, we provide compassionate, evidence-based care tailored to veterans’ unique needs.

Common Hearing Concerns in Veterans

• Difficulty understanding speech, especially in groups
• Ringing or buzzing in the ears (tinnitus)
• Trouble hearing warning signals or alarms
• Increased listening fatigue

How Hearing Aids Help

Modern hearing aids improve clarity, reduce effort, and enhance overall communication. Features include:

• Noise reduction for complex listening environments
• Wireless streaming from phones and media devices
• Customizable programs for different activities

Patient Education and Guidance

We guide veterans on:

• Device use, care, and maintenance
• Communication strategies in challenging situations
• Managing expectations and tracking progress

Our goal is to ensure veterans regain confidence and quality of life while remaining active and engaged in their communities.

Why Local Access Matters

Veterans in Seminole and Lubbock benefit from regular follow-ups, immediate adjustments, and ongoing support — key to long-term hearing success.

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Dr. Kendall Morales, Au.D., CCC-A

Dr. Kendall Morales is an audiologist serving Seminole, TX, with a strong focus on rural hearing healthcare access for all patient populations, including veterans. She provides comprehensive hearing evaluations, hearing aid fittings and continuing care, cerumen management, and canalith repositioning for patients experiencing dizziness or vertigo. Dr. Morales works closely with patients in the Seminole and surrounding communities to deliver personalized hearing solutions and long-term support. She has extensive experience with patients who have balance disorders, cochlear implants (CI), and bone-anchored hearing systems (BAHA), allowing her to educate and provide care for these individuals and make appropriate referrals for  advanced services.