2 Audiologists
A hearing evaluation, hearing-aid fitting, rehabilitation, or device support may be available; confirm services and current credentials directly.
Local facts first
What this Burlington guide shows
Provider mix. 2 audiologists, 1 hearing aid center across 3 physical locations.
Contactability. 100% list a phone number, 100% link to a website, and 33% include an appointment route. Contact routes are observations, not promises of availability.
Geographic scope. Local ZIP coverage includes 27215; nearby distances are straight-line estimates between listing-area centers.
This is not a ranking. No provider pays for placement, and grouped locations are alphabetical.
Choose a useful starting point
1 hearing aid center
May offer hearing-aid selection, fitting, adjustment, or local device support; ask who provides clinical services at the location.
Local locations
Contact hearing care in Burlington
Confirm services, current credentials, insurance participation, referrals, and availability directly.
Alamance Ear Nose & Throat & Audiology Clinic
4030 Oaks Professional Pkwy Ste 201, Burlington, NC 27215
Burlington, NC 27215
Dr. Sherrie Pelkey at Alamance ENT Audiology
4030 Oaks Professional Pkwy, Burlington, NC 27215
Burlington, NC 27215
Sarah C. Pelletier, AUD
1248 Huffman Mill Rd Suite 200, Burlington, NC 27215
Burlington, NC 27215
Questions this page answers
Burlington directory FAQ
How many hearing-care locations are listed in Burlington?
The directory groups 3 source records into 3 physical locations in Burlington, North Carolina.
How are duplicate clinic and practitioner listings handled?
Records at the same full street address, city, state, and ZIP are grouped into one location card. Associated professionals remain visible inside that group.
What if Burlington has only one or two local options?
The page shows nearby care locations and approximate straight-line travel distances. The nearest additional location in this build is about 13 miles away.
Does the directory verify licenses or recommend a provider?
No. It is an informational starting point. Confirm services, availability, insurance, and current professional credentials directly or with the relevant state regulator.