Audiologist in Craven, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Gibbs Hall Hearing

Audiologist

New Bern, NC

Gibbs Hall Hearing offers hearing tests, hearing aid consultations, repairs, and online hearing and tinnitus evaluations in New Bern.

  • hearing tests in New Bern
  • hearing aid consultations
  • hearing aid cleaning and repairs

Miracle-Ear Hearing Aid Center

Audiologist

New Bern, NC

Miracle-Ear Hearing Aid Center offers free hearing evaluations, tinnitus support, custom hearing protection, and hearing aid repairs in New Bern.

  • Free initial hearing evaluations
  • Tinnitus concerns associated with hearing loss
  • Custom hearing protection for swimming, hunting, or music

Dr. Shannon Swink

Audiologist

New Bern, NC

Carolina East Diagnostic Center lists imaging services, laboratory services, and emergency room and minor emergency services.

  • patients seeking imaging services
  • patients needing laboratory services
  • patients seeking cardiovascular, neurology, orthopedic, or urology care

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FAQ

Are hearing evaluations free in New Bern?

Miracle-Ear lists a free initial hearing evaluation with video otoscopic inspection. Pricing for other evaluations or hearing-aid services is not provided in the available listings.

Can I take an online hearing test before visiting an audiologist?

Yes. Gibbs Hall Hearing offers an online hearing test and tinnitus evaluation, while Miracle-Ear lists an online hearing test that provides results in less than five minutes.

Where can I get hearing-aid cleaning or repairs in Craven County?

Gibbs Hall Hearing provides hearing-aid cleaning, checks, and repairs. Miracle-Ear lists free cleanings and in-office service through its unlimited-care offering, plus a three-year warranty covering most repairs.

Should I use a hearing-aid center for an emergency ear problem?

The available listing for Miracle-Ear advises against using it when emergency hearing care or physician diagnosis is needed. Suspected ear conditions requiring medical treatment should be evaluated by a physician rather than handled as routine hearing-aid service.