Allison Archer, AuD, was educated at the University of Texas at Austin, where she completed her Doctor of Audiology degree in 2013. She is certified by the Texa...
MoreSunday | Closed |
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Monday | 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM |
Tuesday | 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
Wednesday | 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM |
Thursday | 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM |
Friday | Closed |
Saturday | Closed |
Awesome first-time experience at Austin Hearing Aid Center with Dr Allison. I was able to make an appointment completely online same-day for only ~$100 for a super thorough and professional ear cleaning. They used top of the line equipment, walked me through every step of the process, and the environment was very clean and comfy. Super friendly staff. Had all of my hearing back in about two minutes. Will definitely be back!
Read moreSheila, the Office Manager ALWAYS goes over and beyond from the 1st Day to years later helping me with all my hearing aid needs. Dr. Rudolph, initially, followed by his associates are always attentive and cooperative and I always walk away better off than when I arrived. ALWAYS PLEASED!
Read moreDr. Allison was very kind and informative. She did an excellent job in clearing my ear clogs and did multiple checks after the process to make sure my ears were functioning as they should. Very happy about my choice!
Read moreThe Austin Hearing Aid Center office and staff was first class. I’ve had an ear cleaning at an ENT before, but was looking for a more accessible solution. The visit lasted less than 30 minutes and now I can hear again. It was so easy and cost effective I can see making an annual visit.
Read moreI first got my hearing aids when I was a teenager. I never wore them because they didn't seem to help and they were uncomfortable. But as my hearing started worsening, I decided to get them fixed so I could use them just when I needed to. I met with Allison who gave me a new hearing test, went over my results with me, and adjusted my hearing aids for my current level of hearing. Then she did THE MAGIC. Turns out, the reason my hearing aids weren't very useful was BECAUSE I was only wearing them when I really needed them. But then when I'd put them on my ears/brain were suddenly flooded with all that noise and got overwhelmed and so they didn't seem to help. Allison asked me to wear them 10-15 hours a day to re-train my brain to filter through those sounds and be able to choose what to focus on. THANK YOU! I didn't realize how much sound I was missing. The first few days were actually a bit disorienting because there were all these sounds I didn't normally hear. I would get distracted by the AC turning on, the fan, the sound of knives and forks on plates, even my own breathing! I felt like Spider-Man with too much sensory input. Now I can hear my friends even when I'm in a crowded restaurant, I went to a convention and had no trouble hearing the speaker, and music sounds AMAZING now. Thank you! Thank you! THANK YOU! It was funny. I took my hearing aids out for the day and suddenly realized how dim everything sounded. I've gotten used to being able to hear normally! The fact that everything sounds dim without my hearing aids now stands out to me, not the other way around with quiet being "normal" and normal sounds being "too much." Thank you again! Love, A very happy customer.
Read moreCome see us at the Austin Hearing Aid Center!
We know how important hearing and connection are to your life, family, friends, work, and recreation.
Dr. Allison Archer and team specialize in helping you find the most appropriate hearing aids for your hearing loss, treatment, and hearing healthcare needs.
Dr. Archer is joined by Angela Wooten, MS, audiologist & musician, founder Bill Rudolph, MA, FAAA, and office manager, Sheila Steele.
Schedule an appointment, we look forward to seeing you!
Audiologist
Allison Archer, AuD, was educated at the University of Texas at Austin, where she completed her Doctor of Audiology degree in 2013. She is certified by the Texa...
MoreAllison Archer, AuD, was educated at the University of Texas at Austin, where she completed her Doctor of Audiology degree in 2013. She is certified by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation for Audiology and is highly experienced with diagnostic hearing evaluations and the fitting and service of all types of hearing instruments.
Allison is a native Austinite and cannot imagine a better city to call home. She spends most of her “free time” wrangling her two adorable daughters. She also enjoys creating succulent planters, listening to audiobooks, and trying new restaurants.Allison joined the AHAC team in the Summer of 2022.
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Audiologist
Angela (Angie) Wooten MS is an audiologist on the team at the Austin Hearing Aid Center. She is a member of the Texas Academy of Audiology (TAA). Angie is a lon...
MoreAngela (Angie) Wooten MS is an audiologist on the team at the Austin Hearing Aid Center. She is a member of the Texas Academy of Audiology (TAA). Angie is a long-time Austin musician and a Board Member with the Austin Friends of Traditional Music.
"I am happy to be able to join Austin Hearing Aid Center on a part-time basis, following a 40-year career as an audiologist in both clinical settings and as a private practice business owner at Lakeview Hearing Center in Marble Falls. I retired in 2018 and I find I miss many aspects of my career as an audiologist. I look forward to the opportunity to work together with you in finding the best hearing solutions for your individual lifestyle. Every person is unique and there is no one approach that works for all. My private practice model was very people-centered and that made it rewarding for me. I have found a great fit for that approach with Austin Hearing Aid Center.
I have known Bill Rudolph for many years and we both truly care about our clients and their communication needs. He has kindly welcomed me into his practice and I know we will all work well together. Although I will be working part-time, we all work as a team to meet your needs as they arise."
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Audiologist
Sheila Steele is the Office Manager at the Austin Hearing Aid Center. She is the voice when you call and the person who greets you when you arrive – in addition...
MoreSheila Steele is the Office Manager at the Austin Hearing Aid Center. She is the voice when you call and the person who greets you when you arrive – in addition to keeping things running smoothly! Sheila has a passion for music and film and is an avid supporter of local music in Austin. She has a background in Film/TV and is the Producer of Austin Music TV.
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For over 38 years, William (Bill) Rudolph has been helping people with their hearing healthcare needs in a comfortable, welcoming environment. Mr. Rudolph offer...
MoreFor over 38 years, William (Bill) Rudolph has been helping people with their hearing healthcare needs in a comfortable, welcoming environment. Mr. Rudolph offers hearing evaluations and consultations to discuss any hearing concerns. Bill and his team offer no-obligation hearing aid evaluations. If a client is a candidate for hearing aids, there is a 45-day trial period including follow-up care.
The team at Austin Hearing Aid Center knows how important good hearing is to stay connected with your friends, family, and co-workers. Hearing loss often occurs gradually and may first be noticed by those closest to you. An early indicator may be that you are “hearing, but not understanding.” Conversations may seem loud enough, and yet, not easy to understand, particularly when in noisy environments.
Bill and his team are ready to help. Call (512) 444-8684, or click here to schedule a consult.
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