Doctors of Audiology · Easley & Greenville, SC
Elevate your life with trusted audiology care.
Independent, locally owned, and led by Doctors of Audiology, we specialize in hearing care, tinnitus treatment, and auditory processing for the Upstate and beyond.
2Locations in the Upstate
3+Specialists on the team
100%Locally owned & independent
Recently honored
Award-winning audiology care in the Upstate
Welcome to Elevate Audiology
Hearing care that puts you first.
Welcome to Elevate Audiology — Hearing & Tinnitus Center, home of Dr. Alexandra Tarvin, Dr. Katelyn Ooms, Dr. Khori Cioli, and Dr. Scott Capece. We are a small, locally owned, independent practice committed to evidence-based, patient-first care for the Upstate of South Carolina.
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Committed to you
Our care decisions are guided by what's right for you — not corporate quotas.
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Continuously learning
Board-certified Doctors of Audiology who stay at the leading edge of hearing science.
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Trusted by physicians
A go-to referral resource for ENTs, neurologists, and primary-care providers in the Upstate.
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Locally owned
Independent, community-focused, and accountable only to the people we serve.
What we treat
What hearing and tinnitus services do we offer?
Hearing Testing
The Elevate Hearing Pathway™ — six diagnostic components designed to reveal exactly how you hear in real life.
Learn more →Hearing Aids
Seven world-leading manufacturers, every style — fit and verified to your real-world hearing prescription.
Learn more →Tinnitus Treatment
Evidence-based programs including FDA-approved Lenire — Dr. Tarvin was the first provider in South Carolina.
Learn more →Auditory Processing
Comprehensive APD evaluations and therapy for ages 7 through adulthood, including the Bellis & Ferre model.
Learn more →Repair & Service
In-office repairs, Redux deep cleaning, and the Elevate 180™ Review for hearing aids that aren't working as they should.
Learn more →Lenire Treatment
FDA-approved bimodal neuromodulation for tinnitus — 83% of clinical patients would recommend it.
Learn more →Earwax Removal
Safe, gentle, professional cerumen removal performed by Doctors of Audiology — no DIY kits, no risk of damage.
Learn more →Sound Sensitivity Disorders
Specialized evaluation and management for hyperacusis, misophonia, and related sound-tolerance conditions.
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From our patients
What do patients say about Elevate Audiology?
"Dr. Tarvin and her team go above and beyond. The thorough testing process actually explained what I was experiencing in noisy restaurants — something nobody else had ever taken time to test."— Patient, Easley
"After years of being told there was nothing for tinnitus, the Lenire program here changed my life. Worth every minute of the program."— Patient, Greenville
Visit us
Where are our Upstate South Carolina offices?
Greenville
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Common questions
Frequently asked questions about hearing and tinnitus care
Quick answers to the questions our Easley and Greenville patients ask most often. Want a deeper look at any topic? Contact us or schedule a visit.
What is an audiologist and what do they do?
An audiologist is a Doctor of Audiology who diagnoses and treats hearing loss, tinnitus, balance disorders, and sound sensitivity. At Elevate Audiology, our audiologists test your hearing, fit and program hearing aids, treat tinnitus with FDA-approved therapies like Lenire, evaluate auditory processing in children and adults, and remove earwax safely. Learn more about what an audiologist does.
How do I know if I need a hearing test?
If you ask people to repeat themselves, turn up the TV louder than others want, struggle to follow conversations in restaurants, hear ringing in your ears, or feel exhausted after social events, those are common signs of hearing loss. Adults over 50 should have a baseline hearing test even without symptoms. We offer comprehensive evaluations called the Elevate Hearing Pathway at both Easley and Greenville offices.
How much do hearing aids cost?
Hearing aids at Elevate Audiology range from about $1,800 to $7,200 per pair depending on the technology level, features such as Bluetooth and rechargeable batteries, and how much support and follow-up care is included. We work with seven leading manufacturers and offer financing through CareCredit. Every quote includes the device, professional fitting, real-ear verification, and follow-up care.
What is Lenire and does it actually work for tinnitus?
Lenire is an FDA-approved bimodal neuromodulation device that treats tinnitus by combining gentle sound with mild electrical stimulation on the tongue. In clinical trials, 83% of patients said they would recommend it. Dr. Alex Tarvin was the first provider in South Carolina certified to deliver Lenire. Treatment runs about 12 weeks with daily 30-60 minute sessions at home.
Do you treat Auditory Processing Disorder?
Yes. We offer comprehensive Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) evaluations for children ages 7 and up through adulthood, using the Bellis and Ferre model. APD is a condition where the ears hear normally but the brain struggles to process sound, often causing trouble following directions, focusing in noise, or reading. We also offer auditory training therapy to help patients improve over time.
Where are your offices located and what areas do you serve?
Elevate Audiology has two offices in the Upstate of South Carolina. Our Easley office is at 424 Rock Springs Road, Easley, SC 29642. Our Greenville office is at 2086 Woodruff Rd Suite B, Greenville, SC 29607. We serve patients across the Upstate including Easley, Greenville, Pickens, Anderson, Powdersville, Simpsonville, Spartanburg, and surrounding communities. Telehealth visits are available throughout South Carolina.
Is hearing loss linked to dementia and cognitive decline?
Yes. Research from Johns Hopkins and the Lancet Commission shows untreated hearing loss is one of the largest controllable risk factors for dementia. Treating hearing loss with properly fit hearing aids supports brain health, reduces social isolation, and protects long-term cognitive function. The earlier you treat it, the better the outcome. Learn more about the benefits of treating hearing loss.
