Peachtree Hearing

07/10/2021

Response to the 2021 Biden Executive Order Regarding Hearing Aids.

Response to the 2021 Biden Executive Order Regarding Hearing Aids.

07/05/2021

We are closed today in honor of Independence Day. We look forward to serving your ears tomorrow! 🇺🇸🧨 🦻

We are closed today in honor of Independence Day. We look forward to serving your ears tomorrow! 🇺🇸🧨 🦻

06/28/2021

Behind the scenes with 7th Wave Pictures 🎥🦻🎧🎤

Behind the scenes with 7th Wave Pictures 🎥🦻🎧🎤

06/25/2021

Thank you for voting Dr. Melissa Mooney Wikoff as Best Audiologist 2021! 🏆 🏆 🏆 #bestofcobb

Thank you for voting Dr. Melissa Mooney Wikoff as Best Audiologist 2021! 🏆 🏆 🏆 #bestofcobb

06/21/2021

The Secrets of ‘Cognitive Super-Agers’

Also important is to maintain good hearing, said Dr. Perls, a 60-year-old who wears a hearing aid. “I can’t emphasize enough how important it is for people to optimize their ability to hear,” he said. “There’s a direct connection between hearing and preserving cognitive function. Being stubborn about wearing hearing aids is just silly. Hearing loss results in cognitive loss because you miss so much. You lose touch with your environment.”

By studying centenarians, researchers hope to develop strategies to ward off Alzheimer’s disease and slow brain aging for all of us.

06/15/2021

Tinnitus Webinar

Dr.Melissa Mooney Wikoff will be giving a virtual lecture about tinnitus tomorrow for Vineyard Assisted Living. Details are below if you would like to join us!

TINNITUS WEBINAR: JUNE 15
Did you know Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) can be an early sign of dementia? And although age-related hearing loss is the 3rd leading cause of chronic disability in older adults, Tinnitus is also prevalent, with more than 3 million cases in the U.S. per year.

Our presenter, Melissa Wikoff, Au.D., founder and director of audiology at Peachtree Hearing in Marietta, GA, and one of the nation’s leading experts in diagnosing and treating tinnitus, will talk about general information regarding tinnitus, diagnosis and treatment. Dr. Wikoff serves on the American Tinnitus Association board of directors and is certified in tinnitus management by the American Board of Audiology.

Tuesday, June 15, 12 – 1 pm
Free virtual event
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4dafae29a4fdc25-tinnitus

Please click on the button to sign up. You will receive the zoom link to the webinar after registration. Thank you!

06/11/2021

Look who’s ready to help out in the clinic! 👯‍♀️ #miniaudiologist

Look who’s ready to help out in the clinic! 👯‍♀️ #miniaudiologist

05/24/2021

Incredible Hulk’s Lou Ferrigno Is Fixing His Lifelong Hearing Problem: ‘A Dream Come True’

We love the incredible Hulk!

Lou Ferrigno, the original Incredible Hulk, received a cochlear implant after a lifelong hearing problems

05/18/2021

As the country begins to move toward normalcy, we kindly ask for your help a while longer.

The CDC strongly recommends that medical practices continue to follow the current safety protocols. This is in order to protect our vulnerable patients and staff who are not able to be vaccinated. Our mission is to provide ALL patients with the highest quality, safest care possible – right now, that necessitates:

*Requiring staff and patients to wear masks while in our office, even those who are fully vaccinated

*Practicing physical distancing

*Screening patients, visitors and staff for Covid symptoms

The current research shows that safety protocols, such as masking, can protect the most vulnerable people in our communities. Therefore, we will continue to follow these guidelines until the pandemic is under greater control or if evidence-based science finds these procedures are no longer recommended. As soon as it is deemed safe for medical practices to roll-back Covid safety protocols, we will do so.

We appreciate our patients and hope the inconvenience is understood to be for the protection of all patients and our staff. Thank you for trusting us with your hearing care.

If you have questions about our Covid safety protocols, please contact our office (470) 485-4327.

As the country begins to move toward normalcy, we kindly ask for your help a while longer.

The CDC strongly recommends that medical practices continue to follow the current safety protocols. This is in order to protect our vulnerable patients and staff who are not able to be vaccinated. Our mission is to provide ALL patients with the highest quality, safest care possible – right now, that necessitates:

*Requiring staff and patients to wear masks while in our office, even those who are fully vaccinated

*Practicing physical distancing

*Screening patients, visitors and staff for Covid symptoms

The current research shows that safety protocols, such as masking, can protect the most vulnerable people in our communities. Therefore, we will continue to follow these guidelines until the pandemic is under greater control or if evidence-based science finds these procedures are no longer recommended. As soon as it is deemed safe for medical practices to roll-back Covid safety protocols, we will do so.

We appreciate our patients and hope the inconvenience is understood to be for the protection of all patients and our staff. Thank you for trusting us with your hearing care.

If you have questions about our Covid safety protocols, please contact our office (470) 485-4327.

05/13/2021

Favorite sounds: Making a wish in a fountain

The sound of making a wish in a foundation! Can you hear the din of the water falling and the magic of the coin plopping in the water?

04/28/2021

Taking our Ferla Bikes for a test drive! ⚡️🚴

04/27/2021

When your oldest friend starts her own amazing business and sends you a test cookie starring the logo from your business... 🤩🤩🤩🍪🍪🍪 We are excited for you Lisa Wrubel Joseph!! This was beyond a sweet surprise and delicious too! If you are in CT you *must* check out Two Cute Cookies

When your oldest friend starts her own amazing business and sends you a test cookie starring the logo from your business... 🤩🤩🤩🍪🍪🍪 We are excited for you Lisa Wrubel Joseph!! This was beyond a sweet surprise and delicious too! If you are in CT you *must* check out Two Cute Cookies

04/23/2021

Peachtree Hearing - Spring is Here!

Hey Atlanta, protect your ears with Peachtree Hearing this Spring!

04/22/2021

Tonight: Mickey Hart & Zakir Hussain to Preview New 'Sound Consciousness' Project during Rainforest Benefit Concert

If you believe in the power of hearing and healing, you MUST check out this concert tonight. There will be a feature of an audio-visual meditation the "Sound Consciousness" project by Mickey Hart and Zakir Hussain

Tonight, Apr. 22, KEEN and Jerry Garcia Family will present 'Rainforest Benefit Concert - Protect The Tongass, airing on FANS.live. The schedule for the

04/21/2021

'Cobra Kai' mansion in Marietta hits the market for $2.6 million

Who knew they were filming our favorite show right in our backyard?! #nomercy

The dream home, where the LaRusso family lives on the series, is actually in Marietta, Georgia and not the show’s location of Encino, California.

04/17/2021

Hey Karen Kaizer, who knew when you hooked us up with this travel organizer that it would be the most perfect thing to use when toting our tools around to help on location at music video shoots?! Fellow audiologists...Where is the strangest place you’ve used your otoscope? This one was wild!

Hey Karen Kaizer, who knew when you hooked us up with this travel organizer that it would be the most perfect thing to use when toting our tools around to help on location at music video shoots?! Fellow audiologists...Where is the strangest place you’ve used your otoscope? This one was wild!

04/13/2021

Oh sugar sugar!! How much fun is this candy charcuterie board inspired by our logo?! Tag a friend and tell us your favorite kind of candy in the comments below. We’ll select one of you to give $50 toward your own treats in celebration of our five year anniversary! 🍭 🍑

Oh sugar sugar!! How much fun is this candy charcuterie board inspired by our logo?! Tag a friend and tell us your favorite kind of candy in the comments below. We’ll select one of you to give $50 toward your own treats in celebration of our five year anniversary! 🍭 🍑

04/13/2021

Laura Weiss went above and beyond with this project to celebrate our 5th anniversary!! It was as gorgeous as it was delicious. Tag a friend and tell us your favorite snack in the comments below. We will pick one lucky, random winner to receive $50 to spend at Dulce Boardz on a charcuterie spread of their own.

04/07/2021

TRUE: A hearing loss can affect your earning potential, reduce your success at work, and make it difficult to communicate with family and friends.

FALSE: A hearing loss is no big deal.

What are you waiting for? Call us today!!

04/01/2021

ChEARS to five yEARS!! It’s our birthday today 🎉🎉🎉 There is a 45% chance that a small business gets to make it to this milestone. Five years ago, Josh Wikoff and I took a leap of faith to start our private audiology practice from scratch and we’ve developed it into a thriving piece of our community. Our family is so very grateful to everyone who helped bring us to this point. To Hannah Kaizer and Steven Michael Mooney, our original CFOs, who spent many late nights in Atlanta teaching me accounting until we found Kevin Wilensky. To Linda Halpern Weinroth who referred our first real client and to Dr. Peggy Miller Marbach who referred our most recent. To Jared Seff, Traci Weinroth Flome, Richard Starcher and David Greenberg, Michele Nudelman, Dr. Kate McArthur Marr, Jeff (Gail Barrick Lutin) and Al Davidson who spent time advising and coaching me when it was all just an idea. To Karen and Michael Saul and Shelly Eisenstadt for being our original models. To Ali Halperin O'Leary for creating our logo and for all of our photos. To Dr. Stephen Nagler, Dr. Maureen Valente, Drew Tutton (Cobb Chamber) and Dr. Jill Meltzer for being incredible mentors. To Judy Lutin Mooney and Susan Rasof-Wikoff for being our biggest cheerleaders. To my Hal Mooney, my ultimate inspiration, for letting me shadow you at Hopmeadow Animal Hospital and learn firsthand not only what it’s like to run a practice but to truly care for the people that you serve. To Amy Neuman, Anat Granath, and Emily Papera for helping me develop our Hearing for Holocaust survivors program that is my greatest joy. To Dr. Brian (Marnie Nadolne) Nadolne and Dr. Lisa Lefkovits for being the first physicians to welcome us to East Cobb and for your confidence in Peachtree Hearing to help others hear better and find relief from tinnitus. To Jonathan Lyons for helping us hang on when we had to close during the pandemic. To Dr. Stacey Weitzner and family for helping us get vaccinated and giving us our home at Parkaire Medical Center. To the brilliant teachers like Stephanie Wachtel Lisa Feifer Furie Ronnye Shifman Miller and all the rest who nourished our real kiddos in the early days of starting our business while we worked long hours. To Ben Tripp who will vote for us no matter the contest. To every single patient of ours who made the decision to trust me with their hearing care and to shop small. We obviously won’t be having the big party we would have loved to have thrown this year, but you can be sure we will make up for it as soon as it is safe to do so. To all of our patients and friends at Peachtree Hearing- this one’s for you!! To every single one of you who has taken a moment to write us a google review, sent us a friend or family member, or visited us yourself, thank you from the bottom of our hearts!! All our love and gratitude, Josh Wikoff and Melissa Mooney Wikoff

ChEARS to five yEARS!! It’s our birthday today 🎉🎉🎉 There is a 45% chance that a small business gets to make it to this milestone. Five years ago, Josh Wikoff and I took a leap of faith to start our private audiology practice from scratch and we’ve developed it into a thriving piece of our community. Our family is so very grateful to everyone who helped bring us to this point. To Hannah Kaizer and Steven Michael Mooney, our original CFOs, who spent many late nights in Atlanta teaching me accounting until we found Kevin Wilensky. To Linda Halpern Weinroth who referred our first real client and to Dr. Peggy Miller Marbach who referred our most recent. To Jared Seff, Traci Weinroth Flome, Richard Starcher and David Greenberg, Michele Nudelman, Dr. Kate McArthur Marr, Jeff (Gail Barrick Lutin) and Al Davidson who spent time advising and coaching me when it was all just an idea. To Karen and Michael Saul and Shelly Eisenstadt for being our original models. To Ali Halperin O'Leary for creating our logo and for all of our photos. To Dr. Stephen Nagler, Dr. Maureen Valente, Drew Tutton (Cobb Chamber) and Dr. Jill Meltzer for being incredible mentors. To Judy Lutin Mooney and Susan Rasof-Wikoff for being our biggest cheerleaders. To my Hal Mooney, my ultimate inspiration, for letting me shadow you at Hopmeadow Animal Hospital and learn firsthand not only what it’s like to run a practice but to truly care for the people that you serve. To Amy Neuman, Anat Granath, and Emily Papera for helping me develop our Hearing for Holocaust survivors program that is my greatest joy. To Dr. Brian (Marnie Nadolne) Nadolne and Dr. Lisa Lefkovits for being the first physicians to welcome us to East Cobb and for your confidence in Peachtree Hearing to help others hear better and find relief from tinnitus. To Jonathan Lyons for helping us hang on when we had to close during the pandemic. To Dr. Stacey Weitzner and family for helping us get vaccinated and giving us our home at Parkaire Medical Center. To the brilliant teachers like Stephanie Wachtel Lisa Feifer Furie Ronnye Shifman Miller and all the rest who nourished our real kiddos in the early days of starting our business while we worked long hours. To Ben Tripp who will vote for us no matter the contest. To every single patient of ours who made the decision to trust me with their hearing care and to shop small. We obviously won’t be having the big party we would have loved to have thrown this year, but you can be sure we will make up for it as soon as it is safe to do so. To all of our patients and friends at Peachtree Hearing- this one’s for you!! To every single one of you who has taken a moment to write us a google review, sent us a friend or family member, or visited us yourself, thank you from the bottom of our hearts!! All our love and gratitude, Josh Wikoff and Melissa Mooney Wikoff

03/30/2021

Thank you Cobb Life Magazine for voting Dr. Melissa Mooney Wikoff Best of Cobb’s favorite audiologist for the third year in a row!!! Need hearing aids? Suffer from tinnitus? Come see the best!!

Thank you Cobb Life Magazine for voting Dr. Melissa Mooney Wikoff Best of Cobb’s favorite audiologist for the third year in a row!!! Need hearing aids? Suffer from tinnitus? Come see the best!!

03/25/2021

How it Started Vs. How it’s Going Pandemic Hearing Aid Version: Swipe to see the progress!
Our sweet patient’s husband was worried that his wife, who suffers from Alzheimer’s Disease, might lose her hearing aids when she takes off her mask. He got inventive and used some red gift wrapping ribbon to tie them together. He told me the material was very appropriate since they consider the hearing aids to be such a gift in helping her communicate better! The only problem was it was starting to scratch by the tops of her ears. There isn’t a great solution for masks and behind-the-ear hearing aids other than upgrading to in-the-ear technology and these are fairly new devices. So I gifted them a special Otoclip and a mask that goes behind your head instead of on your ears. She felt much more free and still confident her devices weren’t going anywhere! #hearingaids

03/24/2021

Emerging evidence links COVID-19 with tinnitus and hearing problems

“The review found hearing loss, tinnitus and vertigo can all be associated with COVID-19 and the researchers are currently conducting a year-long study to better understand the long-term effects of the disease on hearing.”

A new systematic review investigating published research on the relationship between COVID-19 and hearing problems is suggesting a number of audio-vestibular symptoms can be associated with the disease. The review found hearing loss, tinnitus and vertigo can all be associated with COVID-19 and the.....

03/23/2021

Can covid make your ears ring? What we know about its possible connection to tinnitus.

We have seen an increase in tinnitus over this past year and want to reassure you that we are here for you. We are dedicated to helping our patients find relief from tinnitus.

Tinnitus can “affect almost every aspect of life,” experts say. But the condition is treatable.