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Primary Children's Audiology

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Entrance D, Zone D, Level 3

This department offers

  • Hearing and balance treatment

Hearing Services and Support

Our audiology team provides expert hearing care for children and young adults up to age 21, with extended support for those with developmental delays. We use a collaborative, evidence-based approach to diagnose and manage hearing concerns, working closely with specialists across pediatrics, ENT, speech-language pathology, and more.

We’re committed to helping families understand their child’s hearing needs and access the right tools and technology to support communication, learning, and connection—at home, in school, and beyond.

Our Specialties

  • Diagnostic hearing evaluations
  • Outpatient diagnostic Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) evaluations
  • Hearing aid consultations, fittings, and management
  • Bone conduction hearing device (BCHD) fitting and management (non-surgical and surgical)
  • Cochlear implant (CI) evaluations, fitting, and management
  • Earmold impressions (for hearing device or recreational use), fitting, and management
Little boy cupping his ear to hear better

Hearing Assessment Clinic

This multidisciplinary team helps families holistically manage hearing loss, whether your child has been newly diagnosed or has a long-standing hearing loss.
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Our providers

Clarissa Story

Clarissa Story, AUD

Audiology
Primary Children's Audiology - Riverton
801-662-3277
Ranae L. Layton

Ranae L. Layton, AUD

Pediatric Audiology
Primary Children's Audiology - Riverton
Erin C Carmichael

Erin C Carmichael, AUD

Audiology
Primary Children's Hospital - Audiology
Laura R. Moncrief

Laura R. Moncrief, AUD

Pediatrics
Primary Children's Rehab - Taylorsville
Felicia E. Herlevi

Felicia E. Herlevi, AUD

Audiology
Primary Children's Audiology - Layton
Natalie J. Despain

Natalie J. Despain, AUD

Pediatrics
Primary Children's Audiology - Riverton
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