Hearing Centers

Northstar Hearing Center

208 N. 8th Avenue
Duluth, MN 55805
218-724-3477
toll free: 1-800-569-4152
Hours of Operation
  • Duluth Office
    Monday - Friday
    8:30 - 4:30

  • Service Center
    Location Hours
    Dates and Times Vary
Special Offers
60-day Money Back Guarantee
Northstar Hearing Center

Hearing Aid Sales & Repairs


Northstar Hearing Center Helps You Hear Your Best!

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Northstar Hearing Center is Northeastern Minnesota and Northwestern Wisconsin’s premiere hearing center. We have 16 convenient locations to serve you. Our specialists have over 27 years of experience taking care of your hearing needs.

At Northstar Hearing Center we are proud to offer you the most current products and services available. We have hearing aids that fit every lifestyle and budget, and we have the experience and know how to fit you with exactly what you need.

Because we are locally owned and operated you can trust that you will be treated with kindness and respect. We understand the value of customer/patient satisfaction. If you think you may have hearing loss, please contact us today at 218-724-3477 to see what we can do for you.



Hearing Assessments

Our office features the latest in computerized evaluation technology, so your hearing tests are always accurate and thorough. Plus, Northstar Hearing Center will be glad to re-test your hearing or make any adjustments, if necessary and we offer unlimited follow-up visits.

Our Evaluations are tailored to you –we assess your needs based on your lifestyle and environment. Not everyone requires the same type of hearing aid, so we try to match the right technology to your hearing needs. We work with your budget to make sure you get the right hearing aid at an affordable price.



Hearing Devices

From basic models to the latest digital technology we have a product that will work for you. We offer a variety of name brand hearing devices, including the ReSound product line. We stand behind our products, and everything we sell comes with a 60-day money back guarantee. In addition, we provide quality in-house cleanings and repairs.


Locations
Main Office:

203 North 8th Avenue East
Duluth, MN 55805
218-724-3477
or
toll free: 800-569-4152

Service Centers:

Aurora -White Community Hospital
5211 Hwy 110
Aurora, MN 55705

Bemidji - Grimes Realty Building
908 Paul Bunyan Drive S.
Bemidji, MN 56601

Grand Marais - Sawtooth Mountain Clinic
513 5th Avenue W.
Grand Marais, MN 55604

Grand Rapids - Bruce Bauer Senior Center
400 River Road
Grand Rapids, MN 55744

Hibbing - Hibbing Park Hotel
1402 E. Howard St.
Hibbing, MN 55746

Hinckley - Hinckley City Hall Community Room
106 1st Street. S.E.
Hinckley, MN 55037

Blaine - Acclaim Hearing Center
607 County Road 10 N.E.
Suite 101
Blaine, MN 55434
763-783-7888

Wisconsin

Ashland - Chequamegon Clinic
415 Ellis Avenue
Ashland, WI 54806

Hayward - Northwood’s Community Center
11128 N. State Road 77
Hayward WI, 54843

Iron River - The Lakes Community Health Center
7665 US HWY 2
Iron River, WI 54874

Rice Lake - Fogarty Surgical & Family Care Clinic
2021 Cenex Drive Suite K
Rice Lake, WI 54868

Siren - Dental Clinic
24164 State Road 35
Siren, WI 54872

Spooner - Black Iris Galleria
410 North River Road
Spooner, WI 54801

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes hearing loss?
Hearing loss can have many causes. Most common is the deterioration of inner ear structures due to aging. Occupational and recreational noise exposure are major contributors to pre-mature hearing problems. Even excessive ear wax can cause temporary hearing loss. Young children can frequently have temporary hearing loss as a result of middle ear fluid that can be successfully treated by appropriate medical care.
What is nerve loss?
Hearing nerve loss, also called sensorineural hearing loss, is the most common type of hearing problem. It is the result of damage to the inner ear. Once damaged, it cannot be medically treated or surgically corrected. Hearing loss due to aging and noise exposure are examples of nerve hearing loss. When the loss becomes great enough, hearing aids are the best remedy.
What is the noise that I have in my ears?
Tinnitus is a common symptom indicated by a ringing, roaring, “cricket-like” or other noise in the ear and/or head. It is associated with a variety of ear conditions but is commonly associated with nerve hearing loss. In most cases, medication and surgical intervention do not effectively cure this problem. In sever cases, tinnitus therapy may be indicated.
What should I do if I think I have a loss?
See your family physician and/or ear specialist for medical assessment and your specialist for a complete hearing evaluation. If indicated, the specialist will guide you in regards to amplification.
Does traditional health insurance cover hearing aids?
Typically, standard health insurance does not cover hearing aids. However, there are infrequent occasions when special hearing aid benefits are included in health care coverage. Check with your insurance agent or human resource department to learn if your insurance includes hearing aid benefits, the need for pre-authorization, and the extent of that coverage.
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