Concord NH Hearing Specialist
Audiology Services
We perform hearing tests, fit patients for hearing aids, and provide one-on-one consultations, among our other services.
Hearing Evaluations
Contact us to schedule your hearing evaluation. We’re excited to assist you in making decisions about your hearing health.
Experienced Staff
We are the only hearing center that has served the Concord, New Hampshire, area for more than 55 years.
How to Find Us!
Driving Directions from Major Roadways to Better Hearing Center
2 Industrial Park Dr, Concord, NH (click to open Google Maps)
From I-93 Northbound
- Take I-93 N and take exit 13 for US-3 S/Manchester St
- Turn right onto US-3 S/Manchester S
- Turn left onto Old Turnpike Rd for 1.1 miles
- Continue onto Regional Dr for 1 mile
- Turn left onto Chenell Dr
- Turn right onto Pembroke Rd for .5 mile
- Arrive at 2 Industrial Park Dr
From I-93 Southbound
- Take I-93 S and take exit 14 for NH-9/Loudon Rd toward State Office
- Turn left onto NH-9 E/Loudon Rd for 1 mile
- Turn right onto Blodgett St
- Blodget St turns slightly left and becomes Pembroke Rd
- Arrive at 2 Industrial Park Dr
From 393 Westbound
- Head southwest on I-393 W
- Take exit 3 for NH-106 toward Laconia/Pembroke
- Turn left onto NH-106/Sheep Davis Rd for 1.8 miles
- Turn right onto Pembroke Rd
- Arrive at 2 Industrial Park Dr
From 393 Eastbound
- Take I-393 E/US-202 E
- Take exit 2 for NH-132/East Side Dr
- Turn left onto NH-132 S/East Side Dr
- Continue straight onto Canterbury Rd
- Turn left onto Pembroke Rd
- Arrive at 2 Industrial Park Dr
We are located right off of Route 106 in Concord, New Hampshire.
Address:
2 Industrial Park Drive
Concord, NH 03301 USA
Hours: Mon-Thur from 8 am- 4:30 pm. Fri from 8 am – 4 pm.
Covid-19 Update:
Due to ongoing changes with COVID-19, we are open for business with reduced hours and services. We ask that you please call for an appointment. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Phone: (603) 224-9043
Fax: (603) 228-2133
E-Mail: [email protected]
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We get an A+ rating from the BBB
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