Excel Audiology provides modern, individualized hearing care to keep you connected and active in Wilmington & Southport, NC.
Jason Rickman, Au.D. and Carol Anne Ford, Au.D. are experts in hearing care and have been providing comprehensive hearing services to southeast North Carolina for many years. At Excel Audiology we aim to provide modern hearing solutions that keep you engaged and active — through individualized care that prioritizes your specific needs and a truly customized hearing experience.
Treating hearing loss can change your life. Better hearing strengthens communication, enriches relationships, boosts confidence, and supports you in navigating daily life independently — improving overall health and quality of life. The first step is simple: schedule a consultation with our team. We’ll assess your hearing and guide you through every step of the process.
Hearing health is about more than just hearing — it’s about protecting your overall well-being.
Untreated hearing loss has been linked to a faster rate of cognitive decline and memory loss.
Studies show that addressing hearing loss may help reduce the risk of dementia.
Improved hearing helps you stay connected to the people and moments that matter most.
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