About Us

Are you ready to change your life?

At Cody Audiology Clinic, we measure our own success by the satisfaction of our patients. It’s why we focus on delivering effective results with compassion, education, and integrity.

Our office provides a complete range of diagnostic hearing services as well as preventative options. We believe in offering personalized care from the moment you walk into our office.

At Cody Audiology Clinic, we ensure that you have the most information you need to make the best decision. We also feel it is very important that you have access to the best devices with features that enhance your daily life. If you do find that you’re in need of a hearing device, we offer a range of options to meet every budget and lifestyle.

When you visit us, you will feel confident that our team will get you back on the path to better hearing in no time! Please call us today to schedule your appointment.

What is a Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.)?

A Doctor of Audiology is a primary healthcare professional who evaluates, diagnoses, treats, and manages hearing loss and balance disorders in individuals of all ages from infants to the geriatric population.

Most Audiologists have earned an Au.D. (Doctor of Audiology). An Au.D has the highest education that their field offers. They must be licensed to practice in all states and are required to pursue continuing education to stay informed of the newest information and research in their field.

Learn more about Dr. Brandi R. Shepard’s experience as a Doctor of Audiology.

• Thoroughly wipe your hearing aids daily with a dry, soft cloth.
• Never use water or any cleansers on your devices; they must always stay dry.
• Store your aids in a dehumidifier kit to reduce moisture.
• Regularly remove earwax from your device using a wax loop or brush.
• Keep sounds crisp by changing your wax filters every 1-2 months or whenever sounds seem weak.
• If your earmolds or tubing become stiff, dry, discolored, or cracked, schedule an appointment with us for a replacement.