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!
Sol & Glow Charity Golf Event (9/11/2017)
Join Lexington Hearing & Speech Center on Monday, September 11 at Champion Trace Golf Course for the 14th Annual Sol & Glow Charity Golf Event!
LHSC Back to School Challenge
You can win $5,000 AND support the Early Learning Center with the LHSC Back to School Challenge! The winners will be announced at the 14th annual Sol & Glow Charity Golf Event at Champion Trace Golf Course (you do not have to be present to win). Contact LHSC to learn more and purchase your $50 raffle ticket for a chance to win $5,000! (License #: ORG0002264)
Hearing Healthcare News
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Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids: What You Need to Know
9.14.2017
In August 2017, a law was passed that allows FDA-regulated hearing aids to be sold over the counter instead of by a trained hearing healthcare professional.
Hearing Loss in the Workplace
8.30.2017
60% of those affected by hearing loss are part of the American workforce, learn the steps both employees and employers can take to promote a healthier workplace
Hearing Loss in the Classroom: 6 Tips for Teachers
8.24.2017
Discover 6 tips for teachers, back-to-school just around the corner, it is important to talk about an issue that is becoming increasingly prevalent in children
Cochlear Implants: When Hearing Aids Are Not Enough
8.14.2017
Hearing loss is something experienced by more than 48 million Americas, and while there is no known cure, there are treatment options available for the majority of cases.
Contact us to make your appointment.
p. (859) 268-4545
Open Monday - Friday: 8am - 5pm
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.
