Hearing Aid Center in HearUSA Columbia

Q: How much does it cost to see an audiologist with HearUSA?

Our hearing screening is complimentary with no pressure to purchase hearing aids and no strings attached.

Q: How do I schedule a hearing test?

You can call us directly or book an appointment online.

Q: Can I try hearing aids before buying?

Yes. We offer a 60-day risk-free hearing aid trial* so you can try your hearing aids in your everyday life to make sure they work for you. If they’re not a good fit, you can return or exchange them within that timeframe. *terms apply

Q: Do I need an appointment, or do you accept walk-ins?

While we will always help anyone who walks into a HearUSA center, we recommend you make an appointment to avoid any unnecessary wait times. We’re happy to speak with you on the phone to answer any questions you have ahead of time and to help you check your insurance benefits before you schedule an appointment.

Q: Is hearing care covered by insurance?

Insurance coverage for hearing aids can differ depending on your provider and plan. Some plans offer full or partial coverage, while others may provide discounts or benefits toward your purchase. HearUSA partners with a wide range of insurance providers to ensure you get the best value. Our team will guide you through understanding what’s covered and how to maximize your benefits.

Audiologists and Hearing Aids in HearUSA Columbia

Caring for your hearing goes beyond education and training - it requires empathy and understanding, too.

HearUSA in Columbia offers expert guidance, compassionate service, and customized solutions for every patient and lifestyle. If you suspect hearing loss or need a hearing test or hearing aids, we’re here to help you hear your best life.

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Debby Miller

Audiologist

Meredith Nowak

Audiologist

Ronald Kaplan

Audiologist

At our hearing aid center located in Columbia, our hearing care specialists are ready to welcome you to the office and help you feel comfortable as soon as you arrive. They’ll explain hearing loss, conduct a hearing test, identify your specific type of hearing loss (if applicable), and help you find the right hearing aids for you and your lifestyle.

Our hearing care specialists in Columbia include:

Dr. Debby Miller - With four decades of experience in private practice across three states, Dr. Miller has been a valuable part of HearUSA since 2016. A fellow of the American Academy of Audiology, she is honored to be changing lives through better hearing.
Dr. Meredith Nowak - A fellow of the American Academy of Audiology, Dr. Nowak earned her Doctor of Audiology from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania and holds certification from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. She has a special interest in advanced hearing aid fittings and rehabilitation and brings a broad range of clinical experience working with hearing-impaired individuals and patients with balance disorders.
Dr. Ron Kaplan, Au.D. - With more than 40 years of clinical experience in audiology, he founded this practice in 1989 and served as its owner for 28 years, guiding its growth into a respected center for hearing and balance care in Howard County, Maryland. Under his leadership, the practice became known for its patient-first philosophy, strong medical collaboration, and comprehensive evaluation and treatment of hearing loss and vertigo. Though he sold the practice in 2017, Dr. Kaplan continues to serve patients with the same dedication and clinical insight that shaped its identity.

Our Audiology services

At our Columbia office, we focus on identifying, treating, and managing conditions that affect hearing and balance. Our services include:

Comprehensive hearing evaluations
Audiologists perform full diagnostic assessments to determine the type, degree, and impact of hearing loss, ensuring every patient receives a clear, medically grounded understanding of their condition.
Tailored hearing solutions
Audiologists match technology to lifestyle, ensuring every recommendation is clinically appropriate and personally meaningful.
Expert guidance
Audiologists can provide expert advice on the different types of hearing aids available, including the latest technology and features.
Ongoing support & follow-up care
Audiologists can provide ongoing support and follow-up care to ensure your hearing aids continue to work optimally and address any issues that may arise.