Hearing Aids on LONG ISLAND, NY
Regain confidence in your hearing with advanced, personalized hearing aid solutions.
Our experienced audiologists on LONG ISLAND, NY offer professional hearing tests, custom fittings, and ongoing support—so you can hear your best every day.

Conveniently located throughout Nassau and Suffolk County.

Schedule your visit today and take the first step toward better hearing.

We work with a wide range of insurance providers for your convenience.

Drs. Victoria Kopec and Toni Zanetti
Drs. Victoria Kopec and Toni Zanetti founded Ear Works Audiology in 2001.

Your Local Hearing Experts on LONG ISLAND, NY

Helping You Hear What Matters Most

Ear Works Audiology was founded on Long Island in 2001 by Drs. Victoria Kopec and Toni Zanetti with a simple belief: that every patient deserves personalized, expert hearing care close to home. Twenty-five years later, that belief has grown into a network of 11 audiology clinics spanning Nassau and Suffolk County one of the largest independent audiology groups on Long Island.

Our Doctors of Audiology (Au.D.) provide comprehensive hearing evaluations, custom hearing aid fittings, tinnitus management, hearing protection, and ongoing care at every location. We work with a wide range of insurance providers and accept most major plans. No referral is required to schedule an appointment.

Nassau County Locations We serve patients across Nassau County from six locations: Great Neck, Garden City, Lake Success, Syosset, Bethpage, and Massapequa serving communities from the North Shore to the South Shore, including Hempstead, Mineola, Hicksville, Roslyn, Manhasset, Plainview, Westbury, and Farmingdale.

Suffolk County Locations Our five Suffolk County clinics bring expert audiology care to patients across the county: Commack, Nesconset, Babylon, Port Jefferson Station, and Wading River serving Huntington, Smithtown, Hauppauge, Stony Brook, Riverhead, Setauket, and surrounding areas.

Find Your Nearest Location →

Affordable Hearing Aid Solutions Serving Surrounding Areas on Long Island, NY

Don’t let hearing loss—or worries about how hearing aids might look—keep you from fully engaging in life. Today’s hearing aids are small, discreet, and designed to help you stay connected with the world around you. At Home, our expert audiologists provide personalized hearing aid solutions that prioritize both performance and comfort.

At our Long Island, NY locations, we offer:

Affordable, high-quality hearing aids for all levels of hearing loss
Comprehensive hearing aid fittings, programming, and follow-up care
Custom-molded hearing aids and earmolds for maximum comfort and clarity
A satisfaction guarantee to ensure you’re confident in your hearing solution
Ongoing support and repairs from trusted local audiologists

Don't take our word for it.

Patient Testimonials

At Ear Works Audiology we are dedicated to helping people manage their hearing loss through proven solutions using best practices in audiology. From diagnostic hearing testing to the knowledge of the latest hearing technology, our team can help you with all of your hearing needs.

Hearing Aid & Hearing Wellness News & PR

News about hearing aids, hearing wellness, and all things hearing-related.

Acoustic Static: What Constant Wind or White Noise in Your Ears Signifies

What’s that strange noise that kind of sounds like white noise, or wind in your ears? Why can’t anyone else hear it? It’s not your imagination. Happily, you are likely not suffering from “phantom ring syndrome,” a modern behavioral manifestation where excessive cellular device users falsely perceive incoming calls, vibrations, or alerts. Instead, these persistent acoustic distortions are classic indicators of clinical tinnitus. To be perfectly clear, the frequency you are tracking is completely real, and specific environmental factors can

Read Latest Posts

Why Is My Tinnitus Louder at Night?

After enduring a long, exhausting schedule, crawling into bed for restful slumber is all you want. As you lay your head on the pillow and your surroundings go completely still, that familiar aural ringing instantly becomes impossible to tune out.

Modern Hearing Aids Don’t Look (Or Feel) Like Your Grandparents’ Devices

It is incredibly common for individuals to resist getting hearing instruments simply because they dread a bulky appearance or an uncomfortable fit. For decades, legacy acoustic amplifiers were cumbersomely large, highly conspicuous, and culturally tethered to physical senescence. Furthermore, many