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Fort Scott Audiologist
Our Fort Scott Office
Fort Scott, KSNeed an audiologist in Fort Scott, KS? Our S Main St. office brings Doctor of Audiology care to Bourbon County, closer to home.
- 1621 S Main St., Fort Scott, KS 66701
- (620) 235-5015
- Fax: (620) 240-9089
- jpress.aud@outlook.com
Office Hours
| Monday | By appointment |
| Tue – Fri | Closed |
| Sat – Sun | Closed |
- A Doctor of Audiology at every visit
- Practicing audiology since 2017
- Phonak, Oticon & Widex hearing aids
- Follow-up care included with every fitting
- Wheelchair accessible office
“Tried a hearing aid store first and felt like I was buying a car. Completely different experience in Pittsburg. Dr. Press took his time with the testing and I never felt rushed.”— Gary H.
Dr. Jordan Press, Au.D.
Owner & Audiologist
Meet Your Fort Scott Audiologist
In Fort Scott you see the same audiologist who runs our Pittsburg office: Dr. Jordan Press, Au.D. Bourbon County patients get the same hearing testing, the same Phonak, Oticon, and Widex hearing aid options, and the same included follow-up care, without the drive to Pittsburg. Because one audiologist handles every step, you get personalized care from someone who already knows your test results and hearing aid settings.
Hearing Care Offered on S Main St.
Hearing evaluations, hearing aid fittings and follow-up, and custom hearing protection for Fort Scott and Bourbon County.
Hearing Evaluations
Diagnostic testing that shows the type and degree of your hearing loss, explained in plain, everyday terms.
Hearing Aids
Phonak, Oticon, and Widex hearing aids, matched to your hearing loss, your daily routine, and your budget.
Tinnitus & Hearing Loss
What causes ringing in the ears, and how a hearing evaluation and hearing aids may help some patients cope.
Hearing Aid Styles
From behind-the-ear to custom in-the-ear, compare hearing aid styles by comfort, visibility, and features.
Hearing Aid Repairs
In-office troubleshooting, cleaning, and adjustments that keep your hearing aids working day after day.
Hearing Protection
Custom ear molds for hunting, shooting, sleep, loud music, and noisy work, made from impressions of your ears.
Hearing Aid Fitting
Hearing aids calibrated to your hearing loss and preferences, with follow-up care included with every fitting.
Hearing Aid Batteries
Help choosing the right battery size or a rechargeable model to keep your hearing aids powered all day long.
Fort Scott Office Questions
What Bourbon County patients ask before visiting our S Main St. office: where it is, how to book, which towns we serve, and why an audiologist matters.
The Fort Scott office is at 1621 S Main St., Fort Scott, KS 66701, on the south side of town. The office is wheelchair accessible, and it serves patients across Bourbon County who would rather not make the drive to Pittsburg for hearing testing or a hearing aid adjustment. Tap the directions button above for turn-by-turn navigation, or call (620) 235-5015 and we will help you find us. If your schedule works better on a Tuesday or Thursday, our Pittsburg office is about 30 miles south and books through the same phone number.
Call (620) 235-5015. That one number handles scheduling for both Southeast Kansas offices, so just tell us you would like to be seen in Fort Scott. Dr. Press sees patients here on Mondays. You can also request an appointment online, and we will call you back to set a day and time. All visits are by appointment only. That keeps your time with Dr. Press unhurried, whether you are coming in for a first hearing test, a hearing aid check, or a follow-up adjustment. Calling is the quickest way to find the next Monday opening in Fort Scott.
Yes. The Fort Scott office is a practical choice for patients in Uniontown, Garland, and the rest of Bourbon County, and for people coming across the state line from Nevada, Missouri. Many of them have put off hearing testing for years because hearing health care felt too far away. Patients here get the same comprehensive evaluations we give in Pittsburg, starting with a full diagnostic hearing evaluation. If hearing aids turn out to be the right step, your fitting and follow-up visits can stay in Fort Scott as well.
A Doctor of Audiology is trained to diagnose hearing loss and look after your overall hearing health, not just sell hearing aids. Dr. Press tests to find the type, degree, and pattern of your hearing loss first. He then explains what the results mean before recommending anything. Sometimes the right hearing loss treatment is hearing aids. Sometimes the results point to a middle ear problem that needs a physician. Other times it is simply keeping an eye on things. When devices do make sense, you can choose from Phonak, Oticon, and Widex models with options to fit most budgets. Follow-up care is included, so adjustments after your fitting are part of the plan from day one.