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The University of Hawaii Speech and Hearing Clinics feature multidisciplinary evaluations and treatment for infants, children and adults. The clinics serve as an initial site for graduate clinicians in the audiology and speech-language pathology training programs. All clients (pediatric to geriatric) are seen only on an out-patient basis and are seen under the direct supervision of nationally certified clinical staff and faculty. In addition, ongoing research projects are an integral part of the clinics. This integration of science with service ensures that best clinical practices are offered to the community. Referrals from physicians, teachers, speech-language pathologists, audiologists, parents, or other clients are accepted but in some cases are not necessary.

• Comprehensive Hearing Evaluations
• School-based Hearing Screenings
• Amplification (Hearing Aid) Consultation
• Middle Ear (immittance) Testing
• Vestibular Testing / Videoelectronystagmography (V/ENG)
• Cochlear Implant In-service Education, Candidacy Evaluation
• Cochlear Implant Mapping of Devices from Cochlear Corporation (Nucleus22, Nucleus24, SPrint, ESPrit, ESPrit 3G) and Advanced Bionics Corporation (Clarion CI, Clarion CII, S-Series Processor, Platinum Series Processor, Platinum Series BTE Processor)
• Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR/BAER) Assessment
• Otoacoustic Emissions Testing
• Re/habilitation

• Comprehensive Speech, Language, and Cognitive-Communicative Evaluations
• Individual and Group Therapy for Children and Adults with Disorders of Articulation, Fluency, Voice, and/or Cognitive-Communication
• Individual and Group Therapy for Speech-Language Disorders Following Stroke, Brain Injury, or Laryngectomy
• Augmentative Communication Device Training (for individuals with limited or no speech)
• Accent Modification Therapy