Audiologists are specialists who understand how a variety of hearing implants work. This includes Cochlear Implants (CI), but not always all Cochlea Devices. With Neurofibromatosis Type 2, the Auditory Brainstem Implants (ABI) is the Cochlea Devices more commonly required.
Audiologists for NF2 need to know how to MAP (setup) and tune, ABI's as well as CI's.
State | Hospital / Treatment Location | Contact Information |
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California | House Clinic - Los Angeles | Audiologist: Steve Otto Phone (213) 273-8037 |
New York | NYU Langone Medical Center (NYU) | Audiologist: William Shapiro< Email: William.Shapiro@nyumc.org Phone: (212) 263-7567 |
Massachusetts | University of Massachusetts General Partners Healthcare System (MGH) |
Phone: (617) 523-7900 |
Ohio | Cleveland Clinic | Phone: (216) 445-9409 |
Texas | University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center | Phone: (214) 648-5475 |
Alabama | University of Alabama Birmingham | Phone: () - |
Arizona | St Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center | Phone: (602) 406-3516 |
Iowa | University of Iowa | Phone: (319) 356-3574 |
Kansas | University of Kansas | Phone: (913) 588-5730 |
Michigan | University of Michigan Health System | Phone: () - |
Minnesota | Mayo Foundation Rochester | Phone: (507) 266-1965 |
Missouri | St. Lukes Hospital Kansas City | Phone: () - |
North Carolina | University of North Carolina Hospital | Phone: (919) 966-4131 |
Ohio | University of Cincinnati | Phone: () - |
Washington | Swedish Medical Center | Phone: (206) 782-2700 |