About Us
Connect Hearing is now part of AudioNova Georgetown, a global hearing health care provider with a nationwide network of convenient hearing care clinics in the US. We are open and accepting appointments for current and new customers.
Audiology Services
Our hearing experts provide a wide range of hearing services from a staff of highly trained professionals.
Hearing Exams
We offer a comprehensive hearing exam to detect and diagnose levels of hearing loss.
Tinnitus Solutions
Our hearing experts can provide tools to manage tinnitus symptoms and get relief to those afflicted.
Hearing Aids
Get to know the latest features in hearing aid technology with in-person demonstration and product trials.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Meet the Staff
The audiological staff at Connect Hearing by AudioNova have been proudly serving the residents of Georgetown for many years. We are a vital member of Georgetown's vibrant healthcare community and take pride in providing world-class hearing care locally.
- David Beck, BC-HISDavid Beck, BC-HIS, is a Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist at AudioNova in the Georgetown clinic. His clinical specialties include hearing instrument services for elder care. He has served as a board member of the South Dakota Association of Hearing Health Providers for six years. David volunteers with the Texas Ramp Project and aims to help people achieve a better quality of life through improved hearing. He attended Lake Area Tech School, where he earned a certificate in electronics. David became a hearing care provider because caregiving is part of his nature, and he finds joy in helping people hear better. His favorite part of his profession is hearing from patients how their lives have changed with better hearing. Outside of work, David enjoys spending time with his family and grandchildren, and woodworking in his free time.
David Beck, BC-HIS
David Beck, BC-HIS, is a Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist at AudioNova in the Georgetown clinic. His clinical specialties include hearing instrument services for elder care. He has served as a board member of the South Dakota Association of Hearing Health Providers for six years. David volunteers with the Texas Ramp Project and aims to help people achieve a better quality of life through improved hearing. He attended Lake Area Tech School, where he earned a certificate in electronics.
David became a hearing care provider because caregiving is part of his nature, and he finds joy in helping people hear better. His favorite part of his profession is hearing from patients how their lives have changed with better hearing.
Outside of work, David enjoys spending time with his family and grandchildren, and woodworking in his free time.