

Crystal Chalmers, Au.D., is a Doctor of Audiology, the owner of North State Audiological Services, and a Licensed Hearing Aid Dispenser (State of California Hearing aid Dispenser's Examining Committee). Dr. Chalmers studied and received her Master's of Science in clinical audiology from Minot State University, North Dakota, in 1981. From there she conducted her clinical Fellowship in San Francisco and in 1983 received her Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. In 1995, Dr. Chalmers established North State Audiological Services in Chico, and in 2008 completed and successfully defended her dissertation and graduated from Central Michigan University, earning the title of Doctor of Audiology. Her dissertation was published in June of 2008.
Our Services Our expert staff of AudigyCertified™ professionals provide services to those from newborn to over a hundred years old. These include basic behavioral tests and sophisticated computerized otoneurological evaluations. When appropriate, the latest digital hearing instruments may be utilized to help compensate for a hearing impairment. For individuals who work in high noise areas, we administer Hearing Conservation Programs in accordance to OSHA guidelines. Diagnostic Testing If a hearing loss is suspected, an appointment with one of our certified Audiologists should be made for the purposes of testing and evaluation. After the age of 50, a regular hearing test should be considered as important as one's yearly physical checkup. Testing is painless, comfortable and safe. Basically, it consists of answering questions about your hearing health, recognizing everyday words at different volume levels, and identifying different sounds. Your ability to hear each tone, or frequency, produces a unique hearing pattern which is recorded on an audiogram. The test is completed in a sound booth using earphones and bone conduction oscillator. The Audiologist then uses the audiogram to determine the type and severity of hearing loss. These tests should help determine whether a hearing loss is best treated medically or with hearing aids. This test is performed in both of our office locations, please call us for any additional information. Top ENG Test - Electronystagmogram The ENG test is probably one of the most useful tests to diagnose dizzy complaints in which other obvious causes such as ear infection, head injury or certain medication side effects are not involved. The ENG is a series of tests designed to evaluate the inner-ear's vestibular mechanism. This test electronically determines the responses of the balance mechanisms of the vestibular system. These responses are expressed through eye movements which are recorded by electrodes applied to the skin of the face. This test is performed at our offices.
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM |
| Thursday | 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM |
| Friday | 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
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