Prescription Hearing Care, Start to Finish

A hearing test at Stone’s is completely free, with absolutely no obligation. You’ll sit comfortably while Mark tests your hearing at different pitches and volumes. The whole process takes less than an hour, and he’ll explain your results in plain, easy-to-understand language.

If you do have hearing loss, Mark will walk you through your options — clearly and honestly. If you don’t need a hearing aid, he’ll tell you that, too. No sales pressure. Just answers.

Every hearing loss is unique — it’s like a fingerprint. That’s why Mark takes the time to understand exactly how you hear before recommending anything. At Stone’s, hearing aids aren’t sold off a shelf. They’re prescribed, professionally fitted, and carefully programmed to match your individual needs.

Stone’s features Starkey hearing technology. Today’s hearing aids are Bluetooth-enabled, waterproof, and rechargeable. They look nothing like the devices of even a decade ago.

If getting to the office is difficult — whether due to mobility, transportation, or simply convenience — Mark will come to you. Free house calls are available within a 20-mile radius of Pottstown. That includes hearing tests, ear impressions, fittings, programming, and follow-up adjustments.

Mark also personally visits 12 nursing homes throughout the region on a regular basis, bringing the same level of care and attention he provides in the office directly to residents who need it.

Hearing aids are sophisticated instruments, and like anything you rely on daily, they occasionally need attention. Whether it’s a minor cleaning, a tubing replacement, or a more involved repair, Mark handles it personally — often right here in the office.

Regular maintenance keeps your hearing aids performing their best and extends their life. Stone’s includes ongoing maintenance as part of their commitment to long-term patient care. It’s not a transaction — it’s a relationship.

Tinnitus — the perception of sound when there isn’t one — affects millions of people. It can range from mildly annoying to genuinely disruptive. While there’s no single cure for tinnitus, there are effective management strategies that can make a meaningful difference in your daily life.

Mark takes the time to understand your specific experience with tinnitus and works with you to find an approach that fits. For many people, modern hearing aids with tinnitus-masking features can provide significant relief.