Many doctors do not know that there are treatments for tinnitus. It’s true, there is no surgery or medication to cure tinnitus, but research has shown that about 80% of patients can reduce the perception of tinnitus using tinnitus retraining techniques. Oftentimes, the volume gets softer too.

For a majority of tinnitus cases, there is no “quick-fix” solution. As part of our new patient onboarding, we help our patients identify any possible medical cause to tinnitus and refer them to the appropriate medical tests when applicable. Usually, habituation-based protocols (like the system we follow) are the only way to improve tinnitus.

Most audiologists are not experts in tinnitus management. While you can certainly search your local area for tinnitus experts, research has shown that receiving care via telehealth can be performed at the same level of clinical efficacy. Your Treble Health audiologist may identify that you could benefit from in-person medical tests. In that case, we will refer you to the appropriate local clinic.

Hearing aids can help, but are not always enough. A comprehensive approach to managing tinnitus will focus on the whole person. This includes professional counseling, calming the central nervous system, and a comprehensive sound therapy plan.

While most insurance companies do not cover tinnitus treatment, if your insurance does offer this, typically called a benefit for hearing aids, we can provide the necessary documentation and codes for you to submit for reimbursement.

Yes, definitely keep your ENT appointment. Our telehealth consultation is completely free, so you don’t need to wait until your ENT appt. We recommend scheduling the free consultation with us as soon as possible so that you can learn about options for tinnitus relief.

You’re welcome to work with anyone that you choose, just make sure that you’re working with an audiologist who specializes in Tinnitus Retraining Therapy. Most audiologists are great for hearing loss, but few are specialized in tinnitus. We have an 85% success rate, and most patients that work with us see a significant tinnitus reduction within three months. Plus, our telehealth model allows us to have better prices and significantly shorter wait times for appointments.

We use the gold-standard method for reducing tinnitus, which is called Tinnitus Retraining Therapy. It includes medical devices worn on the ears and one-on-one appointments with an audiologist to reduce the anxiety-stress-tinnitus response. We have an 85% success rate, and most patients that work with us see a significant tinnitus reduction within three months.

No problem, it’s quite simple. You can download Zoom for your computer or mobile phone for free.

We operate via telehealth, allowing us to serve customers across all 50 states. We only see patients who live in the United States.

We do not perform hearing tests. We require that our patients have a full diagnostic hearing test performed locally and send it to us via email. This is not required before the free Zoom consultation.

Our team is made up of licensed doctors of audiology who specialize in tinnitus treatment.

We expect that you would see some level of improvement within 3 to 4 weeks, with the benefits increasing by month 2, 3, 6, and beyond. 82% of people who try the Bundle choose to keep it beyond the 45 day trial period, because they are experiencing improvements.

Yes! Based on our internal data, over 80% of our patients report tinnitus reduction using our Tinnitus Relief Bundle. We also offer a 45-day trial period, so if you’re not satisfied within that time period you can return them and be refunded 100%.

Tinnitus may resolve on its own but this is not guaranteed and research suggests it can take 18 months or longer. We prefer to be proactive, we believe people with tinnitus should not suffer unnecessarily while waiting and hoping it decreases on its own. The “wait-and-see” approach is not recommended.

No, that is not the case. Our program uses Tinnitus Retraining Therapy, which is based on decades of research and has been shown to significantly reduce tinnitus in more than 80% of cases. In most cases, there is no surgery or medication that cures tinnitus, bringing it to zero, but there are legitimate approaches that reduce it and improve quality of life. Our goal is to significantly reduce tinnitus, which is absolutely possible.