Seattle Children’s Expands Audiology Services for South Sound Patients
Oct. 7, 2026
To meet the growing needs for audiology services in the South Sound, Seattle Children’s has expanded its offerings and is now providing audiology care in its Federal Way Clinic, in addition to the services offered in Seattle, Bellevue and Everett.
The Audiology team at Federal Way officially started Oct. 1, providing the following services:
- Diagnostic hearing evaluations for babies, children and teens
- Hearing device services
- Aural habilitation
- Coordinated care with Otolaryngology
In the near future, Federal Way will also offer osseo-integrated bone-anchored hearing devices (OIBSCP) and cochlear implant (CI) services.
Community providers in the South Sound area with pediatric patients who are experiencing hearing loss are encouraged to take advantage of the new expanded services and refer their patients to Seattle Children’s Audiology specialists in Federal Way for expert diagnosis and treatments tailored to the needs of each patient.
To learn more about Seattle Children’s comprehensive audiology services available at Federal Way and the other locations, visit the Audiology Program page and Cochlear Implant Program page.
How to Refer Patients
Seattle Children’s Audiology sees patients through age 21 for suspected or known hearing loss and provides diagnostic services, including behavioral and physiologic assessments, and fitting and management of hearing devices.
To refer a patient, please use the New Appointment Request Form (PDF or DOC) or submit a referral via the EpicCare link. More details on referral steps can be found on the Audiology Refer a Patient page.