Welcome to Lexington Hearing & Speech Center
The mission of Lexington Hearing & Speech Center is to teach children with hearing, speech, and language impairments to listen and talk. We do this by providing high-quality educational, clinical, and family support services.
Lexington Hearing & Speech Center (LHSC) is a private, nonprofit agency with over 50 years of experience working with children with hearing loss and/or speech/language impairments. The Center began in 1960 as a preschool for children with hearing loss after a group of parents approached the founders, Jimmy and Edie Frankel, with a request to create an educational alternative to the state residential school for the deaf.
From this, LHSC has grown into an established community agency that provides services for children and their parents from infancy to age 18, as well as for adults, within three areas: the education programs of the Early Learning Center, the Audiology Clinic and the Speech-Language Pathology Clinic.
Our services include the following and more:
- Hearing and Hearing Aid Services for All Ages
- Cochlear Implant Services
- Speech/Language Therapy and Evaluations
- Auditory-Verbal Therapy
- Parent Education
- Trainings for School Systems
- Education Programs for Children
Our Philosophy
Lexington Hearing & Speech Center Events
Contact us for more info on any of the following!
Psi Iota Xi/Cave Run Sailing Association Bluegrass Charity Regatta
Join the Cave Run Sailing Association (CRSA) and the Theta Nu Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Philanthropic Sorority for our 32nd annual Bluegrass Charity Regatta to benefit Lexington Hearing & Speech Center (LHSC). Click the Picture below to learn more!
The Sound Beginning Garden
Lexington Hearing & Speech Center is proud to announce a project which supports the LHSC mission while honoring graduates, families, clients, friends, donors and neighbors... The Sound Beginning Garden!
You are invited to leave your legacy or honor a loved one by becoming a foundational donor in this special project. The Sound Beginning Garden supports children, families and adults from all over Kentucky with a foundation for a sound beginning, too.
Click the image below to learn more, and click here to reserve your legacy!
16th Annual Sol & Glow
Join Lexington Hearing & Speech Center at Spring Valley Golf Club on Monday, September 16 for the 16th annual Sol & Glow Charity Golf Event! Join us for the 18 hole day scramble, 9 hole glow ball scramble, or both! Click here or the image below to register your team and/or sponsor the event!
Hearing Healthcare News
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The Benefits of Rechargeable Hearing Aids
05/24/2019
Thinking about investing in rechargeable hearing aids? Here are several reasons why rechargeable hearing aids may be the right choice for you!
Bluetooth Technology for Hearing Aids
04/02/2019
From listening to music to making phone calls, learn about how you can use Bluetooth technology to get the most out of your hearing aids!
Make this Holiday Season More Inclusive with Communication Tips for Hearing Loss
12/18/2018
With the annual holiday party approaching, it's important to consider the people in your life who have hearing loss. In this blog post, we cover some valuable tips for both listeners and speakers that may come in handy this holiday season.
Communication for All: How People of All Ages Benefit from Better Hearing and Communication
6.01.2018
Regardless of age, occupation or gender everyone can benefit from clear communication and healthy hearing. Check out this article, crafted to celebrate Better Hearing and Speech Month.
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Our Location
p. (859) 268-4545
f. (859) 269-1857
The Mission of Lexington Hearing & Speech Center is to teach children with hearing, speech and language impairments to listen and talk. We do this by providing high quality educational, clinical, and family support services.
