Welcome to Wichita Ear Clinic

Wichita Ear Clinic is the preeminent surgical group dedicated to providing the highest quality of compassionate healthcare for all disorders of the ear and related structures.

Our physicians, Thomas C. Kryzer, M.D., and John M. Lasak, M.D., are fellowship-trained otologists, neurotologists and cranial-base surgeons that specialize in hearing, vestibular and balance disorders, tinnitus (ringing in the ear), otologic (ear) infections, facial nerve disorders, acoustic neuromas, and tumors of the ear and cranial base in children and adults. Our physicians also specialize in both pediatric and adult cochlear implantation and bone anchored hearing aids (BAHA). Implant mapping and programming is accomplished on-site at Wichita Ear Clinic. Lindsay Scott, APRN whose emphasis includes the medical treatment of ontological and vestibular disorders, has been a wonderful addition at our clinic and is also seeing new patients.

Our audiologists evaluate various hearing and balance disorders, specialize in hearing aids fitting and ongoing treatment.

We look forward to hearing from you so that WE can help you with all of your HEARING healthcare needs.

We are dedicated to healthy hearing.

WE ARE “HEAR” FOR YOU!

We provide accurate evaluations for all causes of hearing loss. Our staff of 4 audiologists are trained to perform all of the testing necessary to diagnose hearing loss in both adults and children, including pure-tone audiometry and speech-discrimination testing, play and behavioral audiometry to diagnose childhood hearing loss and otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) and brainstem-evoked audiometry (ABR) to evaluate newborn hearing as well as testing to determine cochlear implant candidacy.

TREATMENT PROGRAMS

We don’t just diagnose a problem, we offer treatment. Our audiologists specialize in fitting hearing aids and advise patients about the latest developments in listening devices and accessories. Our certified speech-language pathologist offers complete diagnostic testing for communication skills along with aural rehabilitation and speech/language services. Treatment programs are developed on an individualized basis and focus on assisting patients and their families with improved listening and speech perceptions skills for improved communication and quality of life.