University of Colorado Health Hearing and Balance Center

1635 Aurora Ct Ste 6200 Aurora, CO 80045
(720) 306-8760

Staff

Photo of Melinda Anderson, AuD, FAAA, CCC-A from University of Colorado Health Hearing and Balance Center

Melinda Anderson,
AuD, FAAA, CCC-A

Audiologist

Dr. Melinda Anderson is a licensed audiologist providing audiology services at the University of Colorado Health Hearing and Balance Center since 2010. She earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Florida, a master’s degree from Vanderbilt University and a Doctorate in Audiology from the University of Colorado. She holds a certificate of clinical competence in audiology from the American Speech Language Hearing Association, a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology and the Colorado Academy of Audiology.

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Reviews

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Read 7 verified patient reviews for University of Colorado Health Hearing and Balance Center! Their average review score is 4.43 () from 7 reviews.

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“All the audiologists are first rate. Very respectful, listen to their patients needs and respond accordingly. Very caring and considerate.”

Nancy S. of Golden, CO   
02/07/2016    Review submitted online

“He was really polite and respectful.”

Monica M. of Denver, CO   
01/19/2016    Review verified by phone

“Good information. They told me how it was, how it was going to work.”

Jeffrey M. of Englewood, CO   
09/09/2015    Review verified by phone

“I had an appointment with an audiologist who was there, but he frankly wasn't very helpful. I was turned over to an intern who conducted the tests and reviewed the results and gave me some interpretation of them and reviewed a little bit about hearing aids. The audiologist's focus was on helping the intern, coaching her and trying to correct a few things she said and trying to help her out a little bit. All that's fine, I know it's a teaching facility, but I felt like I just part of the furniture, just a supportive secondary role. He did answer some questions that I had. I don't mean to be unkind but, he was far more help to the intern I'm sure than me. I think if they are going to do that, they should just hire someone to come in and simulate the problems. I took the test results to another audiologist who analyzed them for me and was far more helpful.”

Theodore C. of Englewood, CO   
08/19/2015    Review verified by phone

Official Response from University of Colorado Health Hearing and Balance Center:
“As a regional center for excellence in audiology and otology, we pride ourselves on serving our patients well, and certainly apologize to this patient for his experience. As the University of Colorado Hospital is a teaching hospital, some of our appointments do include interns who provide closely supervised patient care. During this specific appointment, the audiologist was seated next to the intern the entire time, ensuring that the patient’s questions were answered and a proper treatment plan was made. The audiologist and intern spent 30 minutes with this patient beyond his scheduled appointment time, and he reported that his questions had been answered. He was offered an additional future consultation in person or by phone to discuss any concerns, but he declined this offer.”
Received 03/19/2018

“I've known this guy for many years, he's always professional.”

Yuri B. of Denver, CO   
08/18/2015    Review verified by phone

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Clinic details

The University of Colorado Health Hearing and Balance Center at the beautiful University of Colorado Hospital provides resources, education and research to support the needs of individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing, their families, the community and hearing health professionals.

The Center values individual and family rights in communication and technology choices, and strives to optimize the quality of life for all it serves. The University of Colorado Health Hearing and Balance Center is recognized worldwide for its unique leadership and progressive innovations in the realm of hearing and deafness.

The Center provides diagnostic and rehabilitation services for hearing impaired patients of all ages, including infants. Rehabilitation includes medical intervention when necessary, the selection, fitting, and verification of hearing aids, assistive listening devices, cochlear implants, and aural rehabilitation classes.

Hearing care services

We offer a variety of services to people of all ages with hearing loss. We perform every evaluation using state-of-the-art equipment and techniques including:

  • Comprehensive hearing evaluations for all ages
  • Complete hearing aid services
  • Cochlear implant services 
  • Custom hearing products and protection
  • Musician’s earplugs and monitors
  • Assistive Listening Devices
  • Balance function and vertigo assessments
  • Hearing aid consultations and fittings
  • Cochlear implant program
  • Balance and Dizziness Clinic
  • Speech Language Pathology services

Call us to schedule your appointment to see how we can help you hear better. 

(720) 306-8760

Hours of operation

SundayClosed
Monday8 am - 4:30 pm
by appointment
Tuesday8 am - 4:30 pm
by appointment
Wednesday8 am - 4:30 pm
by appointment
Thursday8 am - 4:30 pm
by appointment
Friday8 am - 4:30 pm
by appointment
SaturdayClosed
Evening and/or weekend hours available by appointment. Please call to schedule.

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  • Insurance accepted, please call for details
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