Sarah Wellwood received her undergraduate degree from Indiana University with a concentration in speech and hearing sciences.  She continued her studies at Indiana University and received her Doctorate of Audiology in 2007.  Sarah was extended a clinical externship at Otolaryngology Associates of Indianapolis where she completed rotations in cochlear implantation, hearing aid fitting and dispensing, as well as diagnostic and vestibular audiology.  Dr. Wellwood was a recipient of the Hutton Honors College thesis award for her research in auditory physiology while studying at Indiana University.  She lives with her husband in Georgetown, MA.

Renee Llorente has over twenty years experience in the field of audiology. She received a BA from Boston College, and earned an MA in Audiology from Ohio University. She completed a Masters of Health Administration at Suffolk University, with a concentration in Disability Studies. She was a LEND (Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities) fellow at the Shriver Center in Waltham, MA, and as part of a capstone project created a loan program for Assistive Technology. She has a special interest in digital amplification and served as technical support for one of the first digitally programmable hearing aids. Renee lives in Groveland, MA with her husband and two daughters.