Coming from the research world, Dr. Wasserman’s philosophy of care is built on attention to detail and comprehensive best practices. He ensures that all devices are tested after arriving from the manufacturer and before being fit and verifies programming using real-ear measurements to optimize patient performance. We believe that when it comes to successful outcomes for our patients, the magic is in the attention to details and are proud to be one of the only clinics in the state that have been vetted by Dr. Cliff Olson’s HearingUp Network as providing the highest level of audiological care!
Dr. Wasserman earned his Doctor of Audiology, graduate certificate in neurobiology of language, and Master of Science in Behavioral Neuroscience from the University of Connecticut, along with his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Hartford. During his graduate studies, he was a National Science Foundation (NSF) fellow, completing special training in the Neurobiology of Language with his research focusing on the brain’s ability to synchronize or entrain to complex rhythms like those found in speech and music. His residency in Delray Beach, FL, focused on adult and geriatric audiology, especially working with individuals struggling with both hearing loss and cognitive difficulties.
Originally trained as an auditory neuroscience researcher, Charles Wasserman entered the audiology field to bring his knowledge of auditory neuroscience to those struggling with hearing loss, tinnitus, central auditory processing disorder (CAPD) and sound sensitivities. As a cellist since childhood, Dr. Wasserman particularly loves working with musicians and music-lovers to help protect and maintain their hearing health.
Dr. Wasserman works with patients using both low and high-tech approaches and focuses on the person rather than just their audiogram. In addition to hearing devices, we also offer a structured auditory rehabilitation program as well as evaluations and therapy programs for tinnitus, sound sensitivities, and auditory processing disorders. Call Dr. Wasserman and Sound Advice Audiology now, to get ‘Your Hearing, Finely Tuned’!