State Health Official Discusses Hearing Loss In Children

Fifteen percent of children ages 6 to 18 will have some level of permanent hearing loss leading to developmental delays, according to the Centers For Disease Control.

Joining the News 9 team to talk more about what parents can do to help their child is Dr. Debbie Earley from the Oklahoma State Department of Health.

For a full list of available pediatric audiology locations, see below.

Cleveland County Health Department-Moore Location

1. 424 S. Eastern, Moore
2. 405-794-1591

Comanche County Health Department

1. 1010 S. Sheridan Road, Lawton
2. 580-248-5890

Custer County Health Department

1. 3030 Custer Avenue, Clinton
2. 580-323-2100

Garfield County Health Department

1. 2501 Mercer Drive, Enid
2. 580-233-0650

Muskogee County Health Department

1. 530 S. 34th Street, Muskogee
2. 918-683-0321

Payne County Health Department

1. 1321 W. 7th Avenue, Stillwater
2. 405-372-8200

Pittsburg County Health Department

1. 1400 E. College Ave, McAlester
2. 918-423-1267

Pontotoc County Health Department

1. 2330 Arlington Street, Ada
2. 580-332-2011

Rogers County Health Department (Available Summer 2023)

1. 2664 OK-88, Claremore
2. 918-341-3166

Washington County Health Department

1. 5121 Jacquelyn Lane, Bartlesville
2. 918-335-3005

SoonerStart Offices:

Oklahoma County SoonerStart

1. 3017 N. Stiles Ave #200, Oklahoma City
2. 405-426-8550

Tulsa County SoonerStart

1. 5100 East Skelly Drive, Suite 450, Tulsa
2. 918-835-8691