Located at the World Headquarters of the International Hearing Society, the Hearing Aid Profession Museum celebrates the rich history and evolution of the hearing aid industry. Through curated artifacts, stories, and exhibits, the museum highlights the development of Hearing Aid Specialists and their profound impact on hearing healthcare. Open to the public during IHS business hours, the museum offers a unique glimpse into the innovations, milestones, and individuals who shaped the profession.
Meet the Museum Curators
Edward H. Lyberger,
BC-HIS (ret.)
Patricia E. Connelly,
PhD, CCC-A
Michael D. Gedeon, Jr.,
ACA, BC-HIS
Dr. Mary Lou Luebbe-Gearhart, AuD, CCC-A,
BC-HIS
Contribute to the Legacy
The Hearing Aid Profession Museum is actively seeking historical items that help tell the story of our industry. Whether you’d like to donate an artifact permanently or offer it on loan, we welcome your contribution.
All submissions will be reviewed by the Museum Curators, and acceptance is based on relevance, condition, and exhibit needs.
Museum Sponsor Thanks
IHS thanks Starkey for its sponsorship of the Hearing Aid Profession Museum, made as part of the 2023-2024 IHS Capital Campaign.
