Margaret H. Zeltner, AuD

Hearing is a big part of everyday life. I feel fortunate to help people communicate better. In my work as an audiologist, I listen closely to everyone who comes to see me. Each patient’s hearing needs are different, so I look for solutions that fit them best. Sometimes, this means using hearing aids, teaching new ways to talk with others, or finding tools that make things easier.

Building a good relationship with patients and their families is important to me. As a mother and grandmother, I find a lot of joy in helping my younger patients. When I help children, I include their families and explain test results in simple words. This helps everyone feel at ease and sure of what’s happening. It is important to answer questions and talk about how hearing problems can change learning, talking, and everyday life.

People often tell me they like how much time and care I give during visits. I always try to be kind, respectful, and helpful. Every day, I see how special it is to help others hear better and enjoy life more. By working together with patients and their support systems, we can find the solutions that make a difference in their lives.