California Ear Institute

read moreOur physicians and audiologists are highly trained and specialized in the evaluation and treatment of patients with auditory deficit, vestibular deficit, and balance related disorders. One in 10 visits to the doctor includes the complaint of dizziness or imbalance. These symptoms are often dismissed as the insignificant consequence of other disorders or the natural process of aging. Vertigo and associated balance difficulties result in profound disruptions in daily life. Fractures related to falls cause a major loss of independence and often lead to the need for assisted living, occasionally serious injury, and even death.

read moreThe California Ear Institute is contracted with many insurance comanies for hearing test services only. Although the California Ear Institute, is not a contracted provider with any insurance plans, and most services are provided on a cash pay basis, you may be able to be reimbursed for your services. Some medical insurances provide coverage and/or purchase allowances for hearing devices. The California Ear Institute provides you with the paperwork necessary to submit your payments to CEI to your insurance for reimbursement.

read moreAccreditation is a voluntary process through which an medical practice measures the quality of its services against objective standards set by an independent and nationally recognized organization. The accreditation process involves self-assessment by the organization, as well as a thorough review by the Accreditation Association's expert surveyors, who themselves have extensive experience in the ambulatory health care environment. An accreditation certificate is a symbol that an organization is committed to providing high-quality health care and that it has demonstrated that commitment by measuring up to the Accreditation Association's high standards.