Our office is moving, but we will still be in Norwood. From Central to Morse to Cottage, 26 years later. More details coming soon!
Welcome to Hearing Solutions
Hearing Solutions has been serving the Norwood community since 1997
781-769-8866
Morse Medical and Technology Center 100 Morse St. Suite 104 North Entrance Norwood, MA 02062
With it’s small, discreet size and long-lasting battery, you get power that lasts more than a full day – without having to fiddle with any batteries.
Sound streaming directly from an iphone and other audio sources provides you with an exceptional streaming experience.
Hearing Solutions has worked within the medical community in Norwood since 1997.
Learn about our variety of total hearing healthcare services and programs.
Learn why our patients trust us with their hearing healthcare needs.
See our Hearing Aid Service Clinics.
Our Services
Hearing Tests
Hearing Aid Fittings and Services
Phone Connectivity and Wireless Devices
Community Events
Complimentary consultations and hearing aid cleanings/checks
Every 4th Wednesday of the month at the Norwood Senior Center
To sign up, visit the front desk of the Senior Center or call 781-762-1201
Latest News
The Benefits of Buying Hearing Aids from a Provider
Have you begun looking for a new pair of hearing aids and found that they can range in price from $1000 - $3600 each? It can be confusing to choose between the available options – buying from a provider, a third party discount program or using insurance – the...
Hearing Solutions Hearing Tests for the Holidays!
Happy holidays from Hearing Solutions! It's the perfect time for a hearing test as you prepare to spend time with your loved ones. If you’ve noticed that you are having trouble hearing in certain situations, like at noisy family gatherings, we recommend scheduling a...
The Risks of Leaving Hearing Loss Untreated
Nearly 38 million Americans over the age of 18 live with some degree of hearing loss. Unfortunately, a large percentage of those suffer in silence, often waiting an average of seven to 10 years before seeking medical guidance. The reason for delaying treatment varies...