Welcome To The Hearing Aid Shop

For over 16 years, The Hearing Aid Shop and its dedicated staff have served Bolivar, NY, and the surrounding New York and Pennsylvania communities with the best hearing healthcare.

Adrienne Gilbert, BC-HIS is the newest owner of The Hearing Aid Shop, which was once owned by Tracie Edwards. Tracie was a beloved colleague and hearing care provider who gave all of her patients the best care and service. Tracie had decided to retire from the healthcare industry and move away from the Bolivar area to be close to her family. The Hearing Aid Shop will remain independently owned so we can make sure that when you choose The Hearing Aid Shop, you’re still making a great decision for you or your loved one’s future.

Tracie has entrusted The Hearing Aid Shop to Adrienne solely because Adrienne and her staff believe that each customer deserves the highest standard of care possible. The Hearing Aid Shop will continue to be centered around the principles of excellence, integrity, and trust so that each patient is not only satisfied with their experience but can enjoy better hearing and quality of life as soon as possible. Allow Adrienne and her dedicated staff to walk you through your personal journey with patience, dedication, & commitment. We are confident that we can help you in your journey to better health.

Problems with your current hearing aids? You may just need a cleaning or to have your current hearing aids adjusted. We offer no-cost consultations to help determine.

We offer a wide range of hearing aids and accessories from a variety of manufacturers. There’s a perfect fit for every budget and every lifestyle.

We diagnose using a state-of-the-art sound booth for hearing screenings. Identifying your specific level of hearing loss will help us match you to your best hearing solutions.

Hearing loss can impact more than just how well you understand conversations—it may also affect your memory, attention, and how your brain interprets the world around you. When sounds become harder to pick up, the brain often has to “work overtime” to piece together what’s being said and keep up with everyday communication.

Over time, that extra strain can lead to mental exhaustion, difficulty staying focused, and feeling drained after social gatherings or busy environments. Many people are surprised to learn that hearing changes can sometimes be linked to overall cognitive health, which is why addressing concerns early can be so beneficial.

If you or someone you care about has noticed more frequent misunderstandings, asking others to repeat themselves, or feeling overwhelmed in noisy places, we’re here to help. Ask us about cognitive screening and how taking a proactive approach can support both hearing health and overall wellness.