Expert Care for Hearing, Balance & Ear Conditions

Better Hearing Starts With Specialized Care.

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Specialized Ear Care Built Around You

When you’re struggling with an ear, hearing, or balance problem, getting answers shouldn’t mean bouncing between doctors, specialists, tests, and referrals.

Ohio Ear was created to offer a different approach. Rather than treating the ear as one part of a broader ENT practice, we focus specifically on hearing, balance, and ear conditions. That dedicated focus allows us to combine specialized expertise, modern technology, evidence-based medicine, and a more streamlined approach to patient care.


Whether you’re experiencing hearing loss for the first time, have been dealing with dizziness for years, or need an expert opinion about a complex ear condition, we’re here to help you understand what’s happening and what comes next.

Find the Right Care for You

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Hearing & Hearing Aids


Hearing loss can happen gradually, making it difficult to recognize just how much it is affecting your everyday life.

Our audiology services are designed to help identify your level of hearing loss, understand how well you hear in different environments, and determine the right next step.

For many patients, that may mean professionally fitted hearing aids and continued support. For others, additional medical evaluation may be necessary.

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Cochlear Implants


Hearing aids aren’t always enough.

Cochlear implants can be an option for people with significant hearing loss who are no longer receiving adequate benefit from hearing aids. Ohio Ear provides evaluation, surgical care, education, and ongoing collaboration with audiology to help determine whether a cochlear implant is right for you.

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Dizziness & Balance


If you’ve been struggling with dizziness or balance problems without getting a clear answer, you’re not alone.

There are many different types and causes of dizziness, and getting to the right diagnosis starts with asking the right questions.

Our approach emphasizes a thorough history, focused examination, and getting you to the appropriate treatment without automatically putting you through unnecessary rounds of testing.

When physical therapy is the best next step, we work to connect you directly with therapists experienced in treating your specific balance condition.

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Ear Conditions & Surgery


Some ear problems require a level of expertise beyond routine ENT care.

Ohio Ear provides specialized evaluation and surgical treatment for conditions involving the eardrum, hearing bones, chronic ear infections, ear canal, inner ear, hearing and balance nerves, and the connection between the ear and brain.

Our surgical expertise includes:

  • Endoscopic ear surgery
  • Tympanoplasty
  • Tympanomastoidectomy
  • Stapedectomy
  • Cochlear implant surgery
  • Ear canal surgery
  • Skull-base surgery
  • CSF leak repair

When appropriate, we also collaborate directly with neurologists and neurosurgeons to manage complex conditions involving both the ear and brain.

A More Focused Approach to Ear Care

Fellowship-Trained Expertise


Following ENT residency, Dr. Jimmy completed additional fellowship training focused specifically on ear surgery, including cochlear implantation, chronic ear disease, eardrum repair, skull-base surgery, tumors involving the hearing and balance nerve, and CSF leak repair.

That additional training provides a depth of experience dedicated specifically to the ear and its connection to hearing and balance.

Modern Surgical Techniques


Ohio Ear embraces advances in technology that can improve both surgical visualization and efficiency.

Dr. Jimmy utilizes endoscopic ear surgery when appropriate, using a small camera and endoscope to provide a detailed view of the surgical field. In many cases, this approach allows surgery to be performed through the ear canal without the larger external incisions historically associated with microscopic ear surgery.

Evidence-Based Care


More testing doesn’t always mean better care.

We believe testing should have a purpose. Our approach is built around understanding your symptoms, establishing a diagnosis, and using testing when it can meaningfully help guide treatment.

Clear Patient Education


You deserve to understand what’s happening with your health.

We take time to explain your diagnosis, review your options, discuss what a procedure involves, and make sure you understand what to expect afterward.

Our goal is to continue building educational resources and videos that allow patients and families to revisit important information outside of the exam room.

You’ve Been Looking for Answers. Let’s Find Them.

Ear and balance problems can be frustrating, especially when you’ve already seen multiple providers or gone through testing without understanding why you still don’t feel right.

Sometimes the biggest difference isn’t another test. It’s having someone who knows what questions to ask.

Ohio Ear provides focused evaluation for patients with hearing, dizziness, balance, and complex ear conditions, including patients seeking another opinion after previous treatment or surgery.

You don’t need to know exactly what’s wrong before you schedule an appointment. That’s what we’re here to help determine.

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Meet Dr. Jimmy

Dr. Jimmy’s decision to build Ohio Ear came from a simple belief: patients with hearing, balance, and complex ear conditions deserve a practice specifically designed around their needs.

After completing medical school at Ohio University and ENT residency training at Grandview Medical Center in Dayton, he pursued additional fellowship training at Swedish Neuroscience Institute focused specifically on advanced ear and skull-base surgery.

Today, that specialized training is combined with a philosophy centered on modern medicine, continued education, patient communication, and treating people the way he would want himself or his family to be treated.

Getting Started

Do I Need a Referral?


You do not need a physician referral to schedule an appointment with Ohio Ear.

If you’re experiencing hearing loss, dizziness, balance problems, ringing in your ears, chronic ear problems, or have been told you may need ear surgery, you can contact our office directly to schedule an evaluation.

Patients can complete the onboarding process online or in person, depending on their preference.

Specialized Ear Care in Central Ohio


Ohio Ear is based in Grove City and was created to serve patients throughout Central Ohio and beyond.

Our goal is to become a trusted destination for patients throughout Ohio who need specialized hearing, balance, audiology, and surgical ear care, including those who have struggled to find answers elsewhere.

1901 Ohio Drive
Grove City, Ohio