County Hearing & Balance

County Hearing & Balance is a hearing care practice in New London, Connecticut, specializing in audiological evaluations, hearing aid fittings, tinnitus management, and balance disorder assessments. The clinic serves individuals across the region, offering personalized care using advanced technology and a patient-centered approach. Founded in 1976 by Dr. Jeffrey Worgul, the practice has built a long-standing reputation for excellence in hearing health. With a 4.80 rating from 77 reviews, it is recognized for consistent patient satisfaction and strong community trust.

Dr. Jeffrey Worgul, the founding audiologist, earned his doctorate from A.T. Still University and has served as a clinical supervisor for both the University of Rhode Island and the University of Connecticut Audiology programs. A founding member of the CT Academy of Audiology and recipient of the 2009 Professional Leadership Award from the Audiology Foundation of America, he has been instrumental in advancing access to hearing care and mentoring new professionals. The practice includes a team of audiologists and hearing instrument specialists committed to individualized care, with a mission to improve patients’ quality of life through effective hearing and balance solutions.

Located on Parkway N, the New London office sits just 0.1 miles from Lodus Creek and the New London Fire Department South Station, within a short walk of Nathan Hale Arts Magnet School and Mitchell College Library. It is also about 0.4 miles from Osprey Beach and the Long Island Sound coastline, placing it in a vibrant, accessible part of the city.

The practice maintains a strong local reputation, supported by consistently high customer ratings and a steady base of repeat and referred patients. Its enduring presence and commitment to personalized service have solidified its standing as a trusted provider in the region.

County Hearing & Balance continues to serve the New London community with integrity and expertise, helping residents reconnect with the sounds that matter most.