Hearing Aids & Hearing Care for Edinburg, TX
Edinburg is roughly eleven miles north of the clinic, and N 10th Street runs almost the whole way, so for a lot of Edinburg patients the drive is a single road with no highway involved.
Why patients from Edinburg make the trip
Edinburg is the Hidalgo County seat and one of the larger cities in the Valley, with a university population and a substantial retired community. Those are two groups with very different hearing complaints and very different reasons for putting off doing something about them.
The service Edinburg patients most often arrive for is tympanometry, often because their ears still feel off after being told they are fine. Fluid behind the eardrum and Eustachian tube dysfunction do not show up on a tone test. They show up on a tympanogram, in about a minute per ear.
Getting here from Edinburg
From Edinburg, N 10th St runs south directly to us, no highway needed. Alternatively take US-281 south to the Nolana or Trenton exit and cut west to 10th.
3711 N 10th St Suite 111, McAllen, TX 78501
(956) 576-3593 · Monday–Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

What we do for patients from Edinburg
- About 11 miles, typically 15 to 20 minutes. Take N 10th St south.
- Tympanometry on a MedRx tympanometer.
- Free parking directly outside the suite.
Hearing Test
Air conduction, bone conduction, speech and QuickSIN testing, with your results explained.
Learn moreHearing Aid Repair
In-house repairs for all major brands, often the same day.
Learn moreHearing Aid Cleaning
Deep cleaning, vacuum drying and disinfecting while you wait.
Learn moreEar Wax Removal
Gentle ear cleaning with a curette and suction.
Learn moreHearing Aid Fitting & Programming
Programmed and checked in your own ear, with adjustments as you need them.
Learn moreTympanometry
A quick, painless test of your eardrum and middle ear.
Learn moreEdinburg: questions we get asked
South on N 10th St. It runs from Edinburg to our door, so there is no highway driving involved if you would rather avoid it. Around eleven miles.
That combination is exactly what tympanometry is for. A tone test measures what you can hear; a tympanogram measures whether the eardrum and middle ear are physically working. Fluid, negative pressure and perforations are invisible to the first and obvious on the second.
Yes. Noise-related hearing loss and speech-in-noise difficulty are not confined to older adults, and QuickSIN testing picks up problems that a standard tone test can miss entirely in younger ears.
Free surface parking directly outside Suite 111. No garage and no long walk.
Also serving the rest of the Rio Grande Valley
You do not need to live in one of these towns. Patients come to us from all over the Rio Grande Valley, from Brownsville in the east to Roma in the west, and families drive up from Monterrey. If you are coming a long way, say so when you book and we will plan the visit around the drive.
Schedule your visit with Jordan
We are about 18 minutes from Edinburg. Call (956) 576-3593 or send a request and we will get back to you the same business day. Walk-ins are welcome Monday through Friday, 9 to 5.





