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Haynie Audiology & Hearing Associates

Comprehensive hearing care for Wall Township residents — a short drive via I-195 or Route 34 to downtown Freehold.

Hearing Care for Wall Township Residents

Wall Township residents have convenient access to best-practice audiology care at Haynie Audiology & Hearing Associates — located at 31 West Main Street in downtown Freehold, accessible via I-195 West or Route 34 North. Wall Township has long been considered one of Monmouth County's top communities — with its central location, strong schools, and access to both the beach and the Parkway, Wall offers one of the best blends of lifestyle and value at the Jersey Shore.

Dr. Alexandra Haynie, Au.D., CCC-A, ABA holds a Doctorate of Audiology, ASHA Certification, and Board Certification from the American Board of Audiology — the highest credential level available in audiology. From comprehensive hearing evaluations to real ear measurement-verified hearing aid fittings to in-home audiology for Wall Township's senior residents, Haynie Audiology delivers evidence-based hearing care that this community's residents expect and deserve.

The Wall Township Community

Named after Senator Garret Dorset Wall — who served in both the New Jersey Legislature and the United States Senate — Wall Township was separated from Howell Township by the NJ Legislature in the 19th century and has grown into one of the most desirable and well-rounded communities along the Jersey Shore. Its neighborhoods carry names rooted in that history: Allenwood, with its spacious homes and mature landscaping; Allaire Country Club Estates, which borders Allaire State Park's trails and golf courses; Glendola, originally known as Chapeltown after an Independent Methodist Church established there in 1813; and Imperial Park, offering practical, affordable living with easy access to major routes.

Allaire State Park — 3,205 acres spanning Wall and Howell Townships — is one of New Jersey's great natural and historical treasures. Within it lies Allaire Village, the original settlement of the area founded in 1822 and now preserved as a living history museum on both the State and National Registers of Historic Places. The village includes a general store, blacksmith shop, carpenter's shop, manager's house, and a church — all restored to their early 1800s appearance. The Pine Creek Railroad carries visitors through the park on antique steam trains, while the Manasquan River's floodplain provides habitat for over 200 species of wildflowers, trees, and plants for hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders. For a more high-octane experience, Wall Township Speedway hosts racing events that draw crowds from throughout Monmouth County and the Shore region.

Audiology Best Practices

Regardless of which hearing aid brand is selected, success depends on following comprehensive best practices during the fitting process. We use Real Ear Measurement and Test Boxes to verify that your hearing aids are programmed correctly to your hearing loss prescription, not just manufacturer estimates— ensuring your hearing aids are performing correctly from day one and adjusted as your brain adapts to amplification over time.

We serve patients throughout Monmouth County including Manalapan, Marlboro, Howell, Middletown, Aberdeen, Hazlet, Colts Neck, Red Bank, and all surrounding communities.

Wall Township Schools and Families

The Wall Township Public Schools are a comprehensive community public school district serving students in pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade across 7 schools, with an enrollment of 3,215 students and a student-teacher ratio of 9.3:1 — one of the strongest ratios in the region. The district office is located at 1620 18th Avenue. Wall Township schools are highly rated and consistently cited as a major draw for families choosing the township, with youth sports programs, local events, and family-friendly neighborhoods reinforcing the community feel.

For Wall Township families with children showing signs of listening difficulty — difficulty following verbal instructions, inconsistent academic performance despite evident ability, or challenges in group settings — a central auditory processing disorder (APD) evaluation provides diagnostic answers that a standard hearing test alone cannot. Dr. Haynie conducts comprehensive APD evaluations for children ages 7 and up and communicates findings directly with families and the Wall Township school team.

Senior Living in Wall Township

Wall Township is home to several senior care communities serving its residents along the Route 35 corridor and throughout the township.

Brandywine Senior Living at Wall, located at 2021 Highway 35, provides assisted living for up to 103 residents with services including all meals, walking trails, and religious programming. Care One at Wall offers assisted living for up to 138 Wall Township seniors with a comprehensive program of healthcare and residential services. Meridian Subacute Rehabilitation in Wall provides skilled nursing and rehabilitation care for up to 130 residents. Tower Lodge Care Center provides a smaller, more intimate assisted living option for up to 60 Wall Township seniors. The Wexford at Wall Township on Highway 35 offers 114 senior apartment units with services including regular health checkups and a variety of living options.

For Wall Township seniors who find traveling to our Freehold office challenging, Haynie Audiology provides in-home audiology services throughout the township — bringing hearing evaluations, hearing aid fittings with real ear measurement verification, follow-up care, and hearing aid maintenance directly to the patient's home or senior living community.

Getting to Haynie Audiology from Wall Township

Haynie Audiology & Hearing Associates is located at 31 West Main Street in downtown Freehold Borough — accessible from Wall Township via two direct routes:

From central Wall Township and the Route 34 corridor, head north on Route 34 toward Freehold — the drive from most Wall neighborhoods is approximately 20-25 minutes. From the I-195 corridor and Allaire area neighborhoods, take I-195 East to Route 9 North or connect to Route 33 toward Freehold. From the Route 35 corridor near Brandywine Senior Living and the Wexford, head north on Route 35 toward Route 18 West and then connect toward Freehold.

Hearing Care Services for Wall Residents

Haynie Audiology & Hearing Associates provides a full range of audiological services for Wall Township residents at our Freehold office:

Diagnostic Hearing Tests & Evaluations
Hearing Aid Evaluations
Hearing Aid Fittings with Real Ear Measurement
Tinnitus Evaluation & Management
Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) Evaluations
Aural Rehabilitation
Custom Hearing Protection
Earwax Removal
Hearing Aid Repairs
Audiology at Home

We accept most major insurance plans and are contracted with third-party hearing benefit administrators serving Freehold and Monmouth County residents.

Why Wall Township Patients Choose Haynie Audiology

Every hearing aid fitting at Haynie Audiology includes real ear measurement verification — confirming your devices are programmed to your specific ear canal anatomy and hearing loss, not manufacturer defaults. Fewer than 1 in 5 audiology practices use this standard. At Haynie Audiology it is included with every fitting.

For Wall Township's community of outdoor enthusiasts, golfers, and motorsports fans who enjoy Allaire State Park's trails, the township's multiple golf courses, and events at Wall Township Speedway — regular exposure to machinery noise, engines, and outdoor acoustic environments creates real cumulative hearing risk over time. Custom hearing protection fitted from precise ear impressions is available at our Freehold office for motorsports enthusiasts, hunters, and anyone regularly exposed to high-noise environments. Dr. Haynie's credentials — Au.D., CCC-A, ABA — represent the highest level of clinical education and board recognition in audiology, available a short drive north from Wall Township via Route 34.