
Dr. Yusupov has a wide range of experience working with many audiologists, otolaryngologists, otologists, primary care physicians, hearing aid dispensers and other experienced professionals.
His experience entails working with populations ranging from infants to geriatrics, with a scope of practice including conducting complete audiologic evaluations, tinnitus management, cochlear implants, hearing aid evaluations and dispenses and more.
Dr. Artem Yusupov, the founder and director of audiology at the Universal Hearing Center is a clinical audiologist who is passionate about helping patients hearing well again. He always goes out of his way to ensure that each patient has the superior individualized hearing healthcare that they deserve.
Doctor of Audiology
What Is An Audiologist?
An audiologist or Doctor of Audiology is a licensed healthcare professional who specializes in diagnosing, evaluating and treating hearing loss and balance disorders in individuals of all ages.
Clinical audiologists need be licensed or registered by the state to practice audiology. As a hearing professional, an audiologist will recommend the most appropriate treatment option for the hearing loss or balance disorder, and will refer to a licensed physician for medical follow-up when deemed necessary.
Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is a decline in hearing which can be temporary or permanent depending on the cause and type of hearing loss. It can affect people of all ages, and can range widely in severity. Some common causes of hearing loss are due to aging, noise exposure, genetics, sudden unknown etiology, and ear wax blockage, ear drum perforations and ear infections. Some can be treated medically, while others are permanent in nature and can only be treated non-medically with the help of hearing aids.
Treatment for Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears)
Tinnitus is a symptom of a wide range of underlying conditions. The most common cause of tinnitus is noise induced hearing loss. Other causes of tinnitus may be neurological damage, nerve damage, ear infections, oxidative stress, emotional stress, foreign bodies in the ear, ear wax build-up (cerumen), nasal allergies, certain medications, or exposure to loud sounds. These sounds in the ear may be constant or sporadic in nature, and may be congenital or acquired. The effects of tinnitus may be of slight disturbance or may cause a severe disruption to everyday life.
Hearing Protection
Noise induced hearing loss is one of the most common causes of hearing loss today. This is why it is vital to engage in the conservation and preservation of our hearing.
We can lose our hearing with one burst of a loud sound, over a few hours, or gradually over time.
Noise induced hearing loss is a function of time, average sound level, and peak levels of loud sounds.
Ear Wax Removal
Ear wax, which is medically known as cerumen is a waxy substance secreted in the ear canal of humans. It serves to lubricate the ear canals, protects the ear from foreign substances and keeps debris and dust from getting far in the ear canal. Typically, cerumen should clear itself from the ears on its own, however in some cases, it may accumulate and cause impaction/blockage.
What Is An Audiologist?
An audiologist or Doctor of Audiology is a licensed healthcare professional who specializes in diagnosing, evaluating and treating hearing loss and balance disorders in individuals of all ages. Clinical audiologists need be licensed or registered by the state to practice audiology. As a hearing professional, an audiologist will recommend the most appropriate treatment option.
Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is a decline in hearing which can be temporary or permanent depending on the cause and type of hearing loss. It can affect people of all ages, and can range widely in severity. Some common causes of hearing loss are due to aging, noise exposure, genetics, sudden unknown etiology, and ear wax blockage, ear drum perforations and ear infections.
Treatment for Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears)
Tinnitus is a symptom of a wide range of underlying conditions. The most common cause of tinnitus is noise induced hearing loss. Other causes of tinnitus may be neurological damage, nerve damage, ear infections, oxidative stress, emotional stress, foreign bodies in the ear, ear wax build-up (cerumen), nasal allergies, certain medications, or exposure to loud sounds.
Hearing Protection
Noise induced hearing loss is one of the most common causes of hearing loss today. This is why it is vital to engage in the conservation and preservation of our hearing. We can lose our hearing with one burst of a loud sound, over a few hours, or gradually over time. Noise induced hearing loss is a function of time, average sound level, and peak levels of loud sounds.
Ear Wax Removal
Ear wax, which is medically known as cerumen is a waxy substance secreted in the ear canal of humans. It serves to lubricate the ear canals, protects the ear from foreign substances and keeps debris and dust from getting far in the ear canal. Typically, cerumen should clear itself from the ears on its own, however in some cases, it may accumulate and cause impaction/blockage.
When we lose our hearing it usually happens gradually over time, and many times we are not aware of the problem. We start asking people to repeat themselves, to speak louder, and we eventually start believing that those around us mumble consistently .
As a result, ourselves, family members, friends, co-workers and all of those around us become impacted.
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Read More >Dr. Yusupov is not only a great provider, but he is a very personable and honest individual. Ever since we met and he helped me with my hearing, him and i have become good friends. I definitely recommend him and this clinic for all your hearing needs.
Steven R. of Brooklyn, NY
10/11/2017
I was pleasantly surprised walking into a really pretty and clean doctor’s office! Even more pleasantly surprised how friendly the staff was. They were very accommodating with my many appointment changes and last minute cancellation. The technician was pleasant and walked me through the testing, the doctor was very knowledgeable and explained everything clearly. He took the time to demonstrate the hearing aids and suggested a potential plan and next steps.
Shamistha D.
01/30/2018
I am a patient of Dr. Yusupov and I have to say that he is a very kind and honest doctor. He is helping me with getting small hearing aids and I am very thankful because the other doctor was not able to help me. Very nice doctor and nice office.
Naila Z.
02/25/2018
I have been a patient of doctor Artem for the past 2 years, and i have to say that he always delivers the service he promised. He always takes me in, even if he has a full office of patients. He also gives me batteries for free. He also has another doctor Michael who works with him who is also very kind and attentive. I recommend him to all my friends and family!
Tomas G.
12/16/2017
I found universal hearing center on the internet to fix my hearing aids. I have waited for 3 years to get new hearing aids but nobody was able to help because nobody takes my Fidelis insurance. Dr. Artem helped me with getting good quality hearing aids in both ears and I am very happy now.
Billi K.
02/20/2018
Such an excellent staff and office. very happy my hearing was normal. I was offered tea and candy, and was treated with a lot of respect. Very knowledgeable doctors as well.
Lauren G.
11/18/2017
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