Comprehensive hearing evaluations
A full diagnostic evaluation rather than a quick pass or fail screening, so you leave knowing what kind of hearing loss you have, how much of it there is, and what it means in practice.
West Richland, Washington
Our West Richland clinic sits on Bombing Range Road, the road most of West Richland uses to get anywhere. It exists for a straightforward reason: a lot of our patients live on this side of the river and did not love the idea of crossing into Kennewick every time a hearing aid needed adjusting.
Closed for lunch from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm, Monday through Thursday.
The clinic handles the full range of everyday audiology care. Comprehensive hearing evaluations, hearing aid fittings and follow-up programming, cleanings and repairs, custom hearing protection, and tinnitus support are all available here. It is the same practice, the same records, and the same standard of care as our Kennewick office, in a building that is a great deal easier to get to if you live in West Richland or the western edge of Richland.
Hearing aids need more attention in the first few months than most people expect. Having somewhere close by to drop in for a quick adjustment is often the difference between a device that gets worn and one that ends up in a drawer.
Looking for a different clinic? See all three locations.
Services
Diagnostics, devices, and the follow-up care that makes the devices worth having.
A full diagnostic evaluation rather than a quick pass or fail screening, so you leave knowing what kind of hearing loss you have, how much of it there is, and what it means in practice.
We work with the major manufacturers across a range of budgets, then program and fine-tune the device to your actual hearing and your actual life. The fitting matters more than the brand.
Ringing, buzzing or hissing that will not go away is treatable far more often than people are told. Our practice has a particular depth in tinnitus care through Dr. Shannon Marie's work.
In-office cleanings, humidity treatments, tube and dome changes, and manufacturer repairs when they are needed. Most devices that stop working have not actually died.
We also handle pediatric testing, cochlear and Baha programming, and industrial screenings. See the full list of services.
Getting here
Directions, parking and how long to allow.
We are at 1468 Bombing Range Rd. Bombing Range Road runs north to south through the middle of West Richland and connects to Van Giesen Street at its southern end, which is how most patients arrive from Richland. The clinic is on the main road rather than tucked into a side street, so it is easy to spot on a first visit.
There is off-street parking at the building and the entrance is at ground level, with no stairs to negotiate on the way in. Let us know when you book if you need extra help getting from the car to the door.
From central Richland the usual route is Van Giesen Street west across the river and then north onto Bombing Range Road, generally about ten to fifteen minutes. From Benton City, Highway 224 to Keene Road is the common approach. Allow a few extra minutes at school pick-up times.
Your care team
Columbia Basin Hearing Center is one practice across three clinics, and this is the team that runs it.

Owner and Tinnitus Specialist

Clinical Audiologist and APD Specialist

Clinical Audiologist Tele-Health

Hearing Instrument Specialist and CAOHC Certified Industrial Screener

Audiology Assistant — IT Specialist and CAOHC Certified Industrial Screener

Audiology Assistant — CAOHC Certified Industrial Screener
Patient reviews
Reviews left for the practice on Google.
“The staff was funny and charming, and they got me in and out in a jiffy. Ill definitely be going back if the need arises!”
“The personal are very friendly and eager to assist you with anything. They are very caring. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. The technician was very knowledgeable and concerned about my safety. This was a very pleasant experience.”
“CBHC provides excellent service and latest technology regarding hearing lost. Everyone from the reception, administrative personnel, technicians, and doctors provides such a robust service with confidence, backed by 45 years of experience in the business. I recommend them because they are good.”
“The team of professionals at Columbia Basin Hearing Center (CBHC) have helped me with my hearing disability for many years now. My life is truly better due to the advise and support that I have received from the people at CBHC.”
Questions
It is a working clinic, not a drop-box. Evaluations, fittings, programming, cleanings and repairs all happen here. A small number of specialised services are coordinated through our Kennewick office, and we will tell you plainly when booking if what you need is one of them.
Call ahead and we will usually find you a short slot. Cleanings, humidity treatments, tube and dome changes and minor programming tweaks do not need a full evaluation appointment. Please do not simply turn up, as we may be with another patient.
Yes. We take impressions for custom-molded protection at this clinic, which is what most hunters, shooters, musicians and people working in loud environments end up needing. Off-the-shelf plugs are a compromise; custom molds are not.
Call (509) 214-0330 for the West Richland clinic directly. That reaches the right calendar. If you have been given a different number from an advertisement, it will still get you to us, but the direct line is faster.
Yes, and you should choose whichever is more convenient. It is one practice with one set of patient records, so your audiologist can see your history and your device settings regardless of which clinic you are sitting in.
Yes. Tinnitus assessment and management is available here, and our practice has a particular depth in it through Dr. Shannon Marie's work. If your tinnitus is the main reason you are calling, say so when you book so we can allow enough time.
Call the West Richland office directly, or send a message and a Patient Ambassador will call you back.