Tinnitus Program
About the Tinnitus Program
The first clinical program in America designed specifically to treat patients with tinnitus was founded at OHSU in 1976. Since then, OHSU has been a leader in caring for patients with this common and sometimes debilitating condition. Although tinnitus is often impossible to cure, its effects can commonly be reduced through specific therapies. The OHSU Tinnitus Program is under development and draws on the expertise of audiologists, psychologists, and surgeons to offer a rational structure for diagnosing and treating patients with this difficult condition. While we are not scheduling appointments at this time, you can call 503 494-8135 for more information about the Program and to be put on a contact list for when we are ready.
Education and Resources
American Tinnitus Association National Headquarters
522 S.W. Fifth Ave., Ste. 825
Portland, OR 97204
TF: 800 634-8978
T: 503 248-9985
F: 503 248-0024
IMPORTANT NOTE: Provided by American Tinnitus Association
If you are in a crisis situation, or if you are thinking of harming yourself, please call 800 784-2433 or 800 273-8255.
Outreach
If you are an educator or provider interested in having a presentation about hearing loss or hearing loss prevention, please give us a call and/or check out the Dangerous Decibels program. Dangerous Decibels is a public health project partnering Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI), along with the Portland VA National Center for Rehabilitative Auditory Research and the American Tinnitus Association.