About Us
Ohio Hearing & Audiology by AudioNova Gallipolis is part of AudioNova, 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.
From prevention, to care, to treatment, our hearing experts give you the confidence to take control of your hearing health care at all stages of the journey, through information, easy access, personalization, and pinnacle audiology experience. On top of clinic appointments, we are also offering curbside service and virtual hearing care options that allow our hearing experts to connect with you at home and just your hearing aids via a smartphone app.
Contact us today to book an appointment.
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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Meet the Staff
The audiological staff at AudioNova have been proudly serving the residents of Gallipolis for many years. We are a vital member of Gallipolis's vibrant healthcare community and take pride in providing world-class hearing care locally.
- Todd Burdette, Au.D., CCC-ATodd Burdette, Au.D., CCC-A, is a Doctor of Audiology at AudioNova in the Gallipolis clinic, with over 25 years of clinical experience. He specializes in diagnostic audiology, hearing aid fitting, and assistive listening devices. Dedicated to helping people hear better through thoughtful, personalized care, he prioritizes trust, education, and ethical practice in his work. Throughout his career, Todd has focused on comprehensive hearing evaluations, hearing aid fittings, veteran disability assessments, and assistive listening solutions for individuals across diverse settings and backgrounds. As a solo practitioner in many roles, he has managed all aspects of patient care, from diagnostics to counseling and follow-up, ensuring consistent and compassionate service. Passionate about expanding access to ethical, evidence-based hearing solutions, Todd is especially committed to serving underserved communities. He holds a master’s degree in Audiology and a Doctor of Audiology degree from West Virginia University and Salus University, respectively. Outside of his professional work, Todd volunteers with the Knights of Columbus and enjoys backpacking. His favorite part of being a hearing care provider is seeing the smiles on patients' faces when they begin to hear better.
Todd Burdette, Au.D., CCC-A
Todd Burdette, Au.D., CCC-A, is a Doctor of Audiology at AudioNova in the Gallipolis clinic, with over 25 years of clinical experience. He specializes in diagnostic audiology, hearing aid fitting, and assistive listening devices. Dedicated to helping people hear better through thoughtful, personalized care, he prioritizes trust, education, and ethical practice in his work.
Throughout his career, Todd has focused on comprehensive hearing evaluations, hearing aid fittings, veteran disability assessments, and assistive listening solutions for individuals across diverse settings and backgrounds. As a solo practitioner in many roles, he has managed all aspects of patient care, from diagnostics to counseling and follow-up, ensuring consistent and compassionate service.
Passionate about expanding access to ethical, evidence-based hearing solutions, Todd is especially committed to serving underserved communities. He holds a master’s degree in Audiology and a Doctor of Audiology degree from West Virginia University and Salus University, respectively.
Outside of his professional work, Todd volunteers with the Knights of Columbus and enjoys backpacking. His favorite part of being a hearing care provider is seeing the smiles on patients' faces when they begin to hear better.