I always enjoy the time I spend getting to know my patients, what their interests and lifestyles are. Then, after an examination of the ears, and a thorough hearing evaluation, using the latest equipment, in a soundproof booth, I am able to make recommendations based on accurate hearing results and the desired lifestyle. I have access to the latest hearing technology and have helped thousands of people improve their hearing abilities since 1987. Our “Patients For Life” program helps to ensure that each patient receives the same excellent care that we have earned the reputation for and we are constantly striving to improve.
Michele Drevnick, Audiologist, earned her Master’s Degree in 1987 from UW-River Falls. She is a member of the American Academy of Audiology and The Wisconsin Speech, Language, Hearing Association. She is licensed by the State of Wisconsin as an Audiologist and regularly attends continuing education classes and gives seminars on hearing and hearing instrument technology.
Carrie Bell, Au.D, F-AAA, CCC-A
Doctor of Audiology
I love being an Audiologist because I have the skill to produce a positive and immediate benefit in someone’s life. I look forward to following up with people I’ve recently fit with hearing aids because nothing gives me more pleasure than to hear patient tell me “I didn’t know how much I was missing” or “Everything is so clear. I’m not asking ‘what’ all the time anymore.” I can’t wait to see what new technology is coming to better help my patients. I have my Doctorate in Audiology from the University of Minnesota and work hard to stay knowledgeable in all the latest advances in hearing aids and testing techniques. But hearing aids aren’t the only part of my job. I get to help patients who are dizzy and off-balance get answers through specialized testing. I also love working with children and seeing what a difference good hearing can make in their lives. I look forward to meeting you and helping you too!
Kate Bobholz, Au.D, F-AAA, CCC-A
Doctor of Audiology
My passion for audiology stems from personal experience through my brother, who at the age of 3, was diagnosed with hearing loss. His audiologist was caring and compassionate and didn’t just treat the hearing loss; she helped the entire family to adjust to the news. I knew from that moment on that I wanted to help other families going through the same thing. I received my clinical doctorate in audiology from the University of WI – Stevens Point/Madison. I have extensive experience working with the pediatric population and strive to treat the family, not just the hearing loss. I also have a passion for hearing conservation and counsel my patients on the importance of protecting their ears. I provide audiological servics at Hudson Hospital and Clinics, Westfields Hospital, Baldwin Medical Center and the Hudson School District.
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I always enjoy the time I spend getting to know my patients, what their interests and lifestyles are. Then, after an examination of the ears, and a thorough hearing evaluation, using the latest equipment, in a soundproof booth, I am able to make recommendations based on accurate hearing results and the desired lifestyle. I have access to the latest hearing technology and have helped thousands of people improve their hearing abilities since 1987. Our “Patients For Life” program helps to ensure that each patient receives the same excellent care that we have earned the reputation for and we are constantly striving to improve.
Michele Drevnick, Audiologist, earned her Master’s Degree in 1987 from UW-River Falls. She is a member of the American Academy of Audiology and The Wisconsin Speech, Language, Hearing Association. She is licensed by the State of Wisconsin as an Audiologist and regularly attends continuing education classes and gives seminars on hearing and hearing instrument technology.
Doctor of Audiology
I love being an Audiologist because I have the skill to produce a positive and immediate benefit in someone’s life. I look forward to following up with people I’ve recently fit with hearing aids because nothing gives me more pleasure than to hear patient tell me “I didn’t know how much I was missing” or “Everything is so clear. I’m not asking ‘what’ all the time anymore.” I can’t wait to see what new technology is coming to better help my patients. I have my Doctorate in Audiology from the University of Minnesota and work hard to stay knowledgeable in all the latest advances in hearing aids and testing techniques. But hearing aids aren’t the only part of my job. I get to help patients who are dizzy and off-balance get answers through specialized testing. I also love working with children and seeing what a difference good hearing can make in their lives. I look forward to meeting you and helping you too!
Doctor of Audiology
My passion for audiology stems from personal experience through my brother, who at the age of 3, was diagnosed with hearing loss. His audiologist was caring and compassionate and didn’t just treat the hearing loss; she helped the entire family to adjust to the news. I knew from that moment on that I wanted to help other families going through the same thing. I received my clinical doctorate in audiology from the University of WI – Stevens Point/Madison. I have extensive experience working with the pediatric population and strive to treat the family, not just the hearing loss. I also have a passion for hearing conservation and counsel my patients on the importance of protecting their ears. I provide audiological servics at Hudson Hospital and Clinics, Westfields Hospital, Baldwin Medical Center and the Hudson School District.