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A comprehensive hearing evaluation is performed to understand the unique hearing profile and goals before recommending devices.

Trusted Audiology Care for Charlotte and the Surrounding Communities

Getting hearing aids is a meaningful step toward improving your quality of life. At our Charlotte office, we make the process clear and comfortable from start to finish.
Our goal is to empower you to take control of your hearing health and enjoy all the sounds of life.
A comprehensive hearing evaluation is performed to understand the unique hearing profile and goals before recommending devices.
Based on test results and lifestyle needs, the most suitable hearing aid models and tiers are recommended within the target budget.
After selection, devices are fitted and programmed to the exact audiogram to ensure clear sound and initial comfort in key listening environments.
Hands‑on guidance is provided on daily use, charging or battery care, cleaning, and using app controls and accessories.
A follow‑up visit is scheduled to fine‑tune settings, optimize comfort, and answer questions after real‑world use.

MA, CCC-A, Audiologist
He attended the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, after completing an enlistment in the United States Army, Field Artillery. His undergraduate and graduate degrees in Audiology were completed in August 1988.
David Bowles received his Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association in 1989. He is licensed as an Audiologist and Hearing Aid Dispenser in North Carolina. He particularly enjoys the challenge of working with those who have difficult-to-fit hearing losses and whose previous attempts to wear hearing aids have been unsuccessful. In his spare time, David Bowles is an avid fisherman and amateur chef. He’s a private pilot and enjoys taking short trips with his family in their 1973 Beechcraft Bonanza.

Au.D., Doctor of Audiology
Dr. Lauren brings to us a particular expertise in the use of Real-Ear measurement, a hearing aid fitting technique utilizing a miniature microphone placed in the patient’s ear canal, enabling us to measure the sound output of a hearing device while it is actually in the patient’s ear. The sound output of the hearing aid is graphically represented on a computer screen, allowing us to literally see what you are hearing. We can then adjust the hearing aid to provide maximum clarity and sound quality. Dr. Lauren is a strong proponent of this technology, and we are delighted that our patients can benefit from her expertise in this area.
In addition to her clinical skills, Dr. Lauren takes a strong personal interest in each and every patient and genuinely wants the best for them. “I believe in absolute transparency. I thoroughly explain each patient’s unique hearing loss and try to provide realistic expectations as to the benefits they will experience with hearing aids. I truly want to deliver what I promise, and I won’t promise anything I can’t deliver”.
Dr. Lauren graduated from Hofstra University with a Bachelor’s in Psychology and then went on to earn her Doctorate of Audiology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Dr. Lauren is an accomplished pianist and is currently learning to play the violin. She also loves anything that gets her outdoors to enjoy nature. She particularly likes golf, which she has been playing since the age of seven (she says she’s pretty good).
Our Charlotte office at 501 S Sharon Amity Rd is centrally located in the Cotswold neighborhood, making us easy to reach from nearly anywhere in the Queen City and the surrounding communities. Whether you’re nearby or driving in from one of the outer towns, we welcome patients from across the region.
We regularly serve patients from:
We understand the needs of these communities and provide personalized hearing care designed for the way you actually live — at home, at work, in restaurants, at church, and with family.
Hearing loss often develops gradually, and many people don't notice the change until it starts affecting daily conversations. Common causes include age, long-term noise exposure, genetics, and certain medical conditions. The most common type — sensorineural hearing loss — is caused by damage to the inner ear and can usually be treated effectively with modern hearing aids.
If you find yourself asking people to repeat themselves, struggling to follow conversations in restaurants, or turning the TV volume higher than your family prefers, it may be time for a hearing exam. Early evaluation makes a significant difference in long-term outcomes.
During your visit, we will:
Bowles Hearing Care Services provides comprehensive hearing care at our Charlotte, NC office, including hearing tests, hearing aid fittings, audiology evaluations, earwax removal, hearing aid repairs, tinnitus management, and ongoing follow-up care. Our audiologists focus on personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s lifestyle and hearing needs. Advanced diagnostic tools and modern hearing technology are used to ensure accurate results and effective solutions.
Our Charlotte office in Cotswold serves patients from across the greater Charlotte area, including SouthPark, Myers Park, Dilworth, Eastover, Elizabeth, Plaza Midwood, Uptown, Ballantyne, Pineville, Matthews, Mint Hill, Indian Trail, Monroe, Waxhaw, Steele Creek, and University City. Patients also travel to us from surrounding communities throughout Mecklenburg and Union counties.
Getting started with hearing aids in Charlotte begins with scheduling a hearing evaluation. During your appointment, your audiologist will assess your hearing and discuss your daily activities and communication goals. Based on your test results, hearing aid options are recommended that match your needs and budget. Once selected, your hearing aids are professionally fitted and programmed for comfort and clarity, with follow-up visits to fine-tune the settings.
A hearing exam in Charlotte includes a review of your medical and hearing history, followed by a series of diagnostic tests that measure how well you hear different sounds, tones, and speech in quiet and noisy environments. Your audiologist will explain your results in clear, easy-to-understand terms. If hearing loss is detected, treatment options such as hearing aids or monitoring plans are discussed. The exam is non-invasive, painless, and typically completed in one visit.
Yes. We provide professional hearing aid repair in Charlotte, NC, for many makes and models. Minor repairs, cleanings, and adjustments are often completed in-office to minimize downtime. If a more complex repair is needed, the device may be sent to the manufacturer. Regular maintenance and prompt repairs help extend the life of your hearing aids.
Yes. We offer rechargeable hearing aids in Charlotte for patients who want the convenience of skipping battery changes. Many models also include Bluetooth connectivity for phones, TVs, and other devices. Your audiologist will help determine whether rechargeable hearing aids fit your hearing needs and daily routine.
Yes. Our office provides safe, professional earwax removal in Charlotte. Excess earwax can interfere with hearing tests and hearing aid performance, making removal an important part of hearing care. We use clinical techniques that are effective and comfortable, and we provide guidance on preventing future buildup.
The cost of hearing aids in Charlotte varies based on technology level, features, and individual hearing needs. We offer transparent pricing and explain costs before you make a decision. Insurance benefits are reviewed when applicable, and financing options may be available. Most hearing aid packages include warranties, adjustments, and follow-up care.
Adults should consider scheduling a hearing test in Charlotte at least once a year, especially if they are over 50 or already wear hearing aids. Regular testing helps identify changes in hearing early and ensures hearing aids remain properly adjusted. If you notice ringing, muffled hearing, or difficulty understanding speech, schedule an exam sooner.
As a trusted hearing aid center in Charlotte, NC, Bowles Hearing Care Services emphasizes individualized care and long-term hearing health. Our audiologists take the time to understand each patient’s hearing challenges and goals before recommending solutions. Patients appreciate the supportive environment, clear communication, and ongoing care that extends well beyond the initial fitting.