NYU Cochlear Implant Associates

Hospital or university clinicUnclaimed listingNew York, NY

About this listing

NYU Cochlear Implant Associates is a hospital or university clinic in New York, New York. The federal NPI registry lists 6 audiologists at this practice address. It was first registered in 2005. Its registered business name is New York University.

From the NPI registry, last updated 2026. Not yet confirmed by the practice.

Services

Based on the provider types registered at this address.

Hearing evaluations
An audiologist is registered here, and diagnostic hearing testing is part of audiology practice.
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Hearing aid fitting
Audiologists fit and program hearing aids and handle follow-up adjustments.
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Clinicians at this address

As listed in the NPI registry. Staff can change; confirm when you book.

Carie PageAudiologist
Kaitlyn Tona, Au.D.Audiologist
Laurel Mahoney, Au.D.Audiologist
Michael Jackson, M.D.Audiologist
Valerie Scalchunes Dicaprio, MSCCC-AAudiologist
William Shapiro, MSCCC-AAudiologist

Before you call

Ask if they're taking new patients and which insurance or Medicare Advantage plans they accept.
Ask whether you'll see an audiologist or a hearing instrument specialist.
If you're buying hearing aids, ask about the trial period, return fee and what follow-up visits are included.
Sudden hearing loss in one ear needs same-day care. Don't wait for a routine appointment.

Questions about NYU Cochlear Implant Associates

Where is NYU Cochlear Implant Associates?

NYU Cochlear Implant Associates is listed at 660 1st Ave, 7th Fl, New York, NY 10016.

How do I contact NYU Cochlear Implant Associates?

The phone number on file in the NPI registry is (212) 263-7567. Call ahead to confirm hours and whether they're taking new patients.

Does NYU Cochlear Implant Associates have an audiologist?

Yes. The NPI registry lists 6 audiologists at this practice address. Staff can change, so ask who you'll see when you book.

Does NYU Cochlear Implant Associates take Medicare?

This listing hasn't been confirmed by the practice, so call to check. Original Medicare covers diagnostic hearing exams in some cases but not hearing aids; many Medicare Advantage plans add a hearing aid benefit through a provider network.

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