Patient Resources
Everything you need, all in one place.
Office Hours
M-F:
S-S: – Closed –
Location
2532 Patterson Rd. #12
Grand Junction CO 81505
Contact Us
Patient Forms
Health History Form || Patient Information Form & HIPAA Agreement
For Your Next Appointment
01.
Confirm Your Appointment
Our office will contact you prior to your appointment to confirm the time and day.
03.
Print & Bring Your Forms
If you do print your forms ahead of time, remember to bring them with you.
02.
Don’t Forget Your ID & Insurance Card
We are required to obtain copies of an acceptable form of ID and your insurance card.
04.
Don’t Stress!
Most Importantly, Don’t Be Nervous. We’re here to help, please call with any questions.
Quick Info
Hearing Aid Brands We Carry
- Phonak
- Oticon
- Resound
- Signia
- Starkey
- Unitron
- Widex
- Adco
Insurance We Accept
- Aetna
- Anthem
- Blue Cross & Blue Shield
- Cigna
- Humana
- RMHP
- UHC
Care Credit
Please click here to be taken to the Care Credit website.
Professional Affiliations
- Colorado Hearing Society
- NBC-HIS
- HIS
- CAOHC
- American Academy of Audiology
Staff Directory
- Brandy Lujan, BC_HIS Owner
- Bernadette Mills, Au.D. Staff Audiologist
- Jon Williams, HIS
“We are committed to assisting each patient towards the goal of improved quality of life through better hearing“
Useful Articles
Who Has Hearing Loss?
Hearing loss is the third most common chronic physical condition in the United States and is more prevalent than diabetes or cancer; as the Centers for Disease Control CDC noted. Hearing loss is an invisible disability but can affect individuals across all...
Should You Diagnose and Treat Hearing Loss Yourself?
You know you’re having trouble hearing. It’s evident to you and everyone you know you are having trouble hearing. But you aren’t sure why you’re having a problem. You aren’t even sure when it started, and you don’t know what step to take next. If you’re like most...
New Study Links Hearing Loss with Dementia in Older Adults
A new study led by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health found that older adults with greater severity of hearing loss were more likely to have dementia, but the likelihood of dementia was lower among hearing aid users compared to...
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