Matt Austin, DO

I want my patients to know that I treat the whole person, physically, mentally and spiritually. I'm super passionate about patient education. It's very important for me to spend that extra time at the end of every patient visit, for patients to truly understand their diagnosis or their illness, so that they can go back to their family and friends and be able to explain what's going on with their body.

The most gratifying part of working in medicine is getting to see a patient before we intervened and getting to see the outcome, whether that's their ability to breathe out of their nose, hear well again, swallow without choking or sleep better at night.

As an audiologist, my philosophy is simple: I'm here to give the gift of hearing and restore the essence of life to my patients. I'm passionate about educating them on their hearing loss or tinnitus, its causes, and their options for improvement. Seeing their joy when they experience amplification for the first time is priceless, especially when they reconnect with loved ones. I view my patients holistically, considering their engagement with family, communication needs, and overall health. Their stories and experiences motivate me, as I not only help them hear again but also learn from them every day.