Viewmont Audiology - Hickory, North Carolina

Our goal is to provide you the best possible hearing care, based upon your individual needs. We provide a comprehensive array of services related to prevention, evaluation, and rehabilitation of hearing impairment. These services include comprehensive hearing evaluations, specialized diagnostic testing (otoacoustic emission testing, auditory brain stem response testing, tympanometry, and acoustic reflex testing), and industrial hearing screenings.

Furthermore, our services are not only for people who have hearing problems. The clinic offers custom made hearing protection for hunters, people who work in a noisy environment, and many more. In addition, custom-made in-the-ear monitors are available to musicians, and custom fit earpieces for hands-free cellular phone operation are available. And, the popular custom-made swim molds are a must-have for both children and adults who enjoy swimming and going to the beach.

We're here to help people with hearing deficiencies live the life they want with the hearing they have. See our services page for more information.

Our History

Viewmont Audiology was originally founded in 1982 as the audiology division of Viewmont Eye, Ear, Nose, & Throat Associates. Audiologist Gordon Fletcher along with Otolaryngogist Harry King and Ophthalmologist Walter King were all separate practices but operating under the Viewmont Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Associates name. In 1999, Dr. Harry King and Dr. Willard Harrill formed a new practice called Viewmont ENT,PA. At that time, Dr. Walter King began practicing under the name of Viewmont Eye Associates. Viewmont Audiology became the name of Dr. Gordon Fletcher's practice. Both
Dr. Walter King and Dr. Gordon Fletcher remain in their original location. Viewmont Audiology maintains the highest quality hearing and audiological care and service and concertrates on advanced high technology hearing aids available today. In addition, a major emphasis of the practice is in providing proper counseling and instruction in hearing aid use.