MDHC Services and Programs

The Marion Downs Hearing Center offers a wide range of services and programs for those who are deaf and hard of hearing, their families, the community and hearing-health professionals.

Clinical Programs
Marion Downs Hearing Center Clinical Services: Anschutz Location Outpatient Pavilion on the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, CO. For Appointments: Please call: 720-848-2800 Address: 1635 Aurora Court, 6th Floor, Aurora, CO 80045 Marion Downs Hearing Center Clinical Services: Boulder Location Now serving the Boulder area in the University of Colorado Hospital, Family Medicine Practice. For Appointments: 720-848-2800 (ask for Boulder location) Address: 350 Broadway, Suite # 130, Boulder, CO 80305 Audiology Servics Hearing Tests (all ages) Vestibular (dizziness) tests Full audiological services Amplification Hearing Aids Cochlear Implants FM Systems Mental Health Evaluations for deaf and hard of hearing consumers Therapy for deaf and hard of hearing consumers Speech/Language Evaluations Therapy Telehealth Otology Clinical Services Medical Surgical Vestibular
Consumer Programs
Assistive Listening Device Demonstration Site Demonstration room at MDHC for assistive listening devices Parent Support Collaborative partnership with Hands & Voices (nationally and in Colorado). Partnership includes parent events for English and Spanish speaking families, parent to parent support in the audiology clinic, and development of resource materials. Vocational Support and Social Skills Services Vocational Skills Training classes for Division of Vocational Rehabilitation consumers Social Skills classes for deaf, hard of hearing, multiply-disabled deaf, and deaf-blind consumers Computer Skills training workshops Teen Program Transition program for high school teenagers Annual day conference in May Volunteer service and certification program Preschool Program (program in development) Consumer Seminars Conferences on the latest assistive technology Continuing education for hearing health professionals
Educational Programs
Professional Conferences Distance Learning Hearing International Hearing International is an independent, non-governmental organization that was established in 1992 with connections worldwide Students & Interns Pre-Service Training Audiology Mental Health National & International Presentations MDHC team
Research
Vestibular Evoked Potentials (VEMP) Benign Positional Vertigo (BPV) New advances in dizziness treatments Hearing Loss In A Multicultural Setting Visual Reinforcement Infant Speech Discrimination (VRISD) Implantable Hearing Aid Fully implantable hearing aids First internationally Pediatric Outcomes
Volunteer
The Marion Downs Hearing Center encourages members of the community to join us in providing services and resources to the community.