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Our Staff

Our staff is made up of only highly trained, experienced clinicians. All clinicians are licensed audiologists and are constantly upgrading their knowledge through continuing education. We are here to help you obtain the highest level of evaluation of your hearing and balance, and the best solutions for your hearing needs that fit your hearing levels, lifestyle, and budget.
Roger Larose, M.A., FAAA
Director of Audiology and Licensed Audiologist

Upon graduation from the University of Illinois Champaign in 1976 with a masters degree in audiology, Roger was Director of Audiology at the medical practice of George Shambaugh Jr., M.D., an eminent otologist, surgeon, and Emeritus Professor of Otolaryngology at Northwestern University. In 1978 Roger started one of the first and largest audiology practices in the Midwest with offices in Illinois and Indiana. He also developed one of the first comprehensive catalogs of hearing assistive technology products available directly to the consumer.

During this time, Roger served as a member of the Audiology Board of the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation, and was a founder of the Illinois Academy of Audiologists in Private Practice, as well as the Illinois Academy of Audiology. He also researched and lectured frequently on diagnostic audiology and hearing assistive technology, and was an author of "Current Trends in Hearing Aids" in the newsletter of the National Hearing Asssociation and of the chapter on audiology in the third edition of Surgery of the Ear. After selling his practice to a large national firm, Roger again developed audiology practices in Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois.

Roger's special interests are rehabilitation of hearing disorders through education, amplification, and assistive devices, as well as evaluation of balance disorders. Over the years he has helped thousands of patients in the three state area find solutions for their hearing needs. He is a member of the American Academy of Audiology and the Illinois Academy of Audiology.

Roger lives with his wife in Chicago and enjoys boating and the cultural opportunities of the Chicago area.

Stacey Logal, Au.D., FAAA, CCC-A
Licensed Audiologist

Dr. Logal began practicing audiology in 1993 after receiving her master's degree in audiology from Northwestern University, and obtained her doctorate in audiology from Pennsylvania College of Optometry School of Audiology in 2005. Before joining Hearing Treatment Centers, Dr. Logal worked in several hospital settings and an audiology private practice, and she has a special interest in working with digital hearing instruments. Her colleagues note that Stacey is very knowledgeable and especially caring and kind. Dr. Logal is a member of the American Academy of Audiology, the American Speech Language Hearing Association and the Illinois Academy of Audiology. She is licensed by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation and is a provider for the Division of Specialized Care for Children and also for Medicare.

Stacey lives in the Chicago suburbs with her two sons and family pets.

Ann Reget, M.A.,FAAA
Licensed Audiologist

Ann has over 10 years experience in providing excellent patient care and exceptional expertise in hearing loss identification and treatment including advance hearing aid technology. She received her Master's Degree in Audiology from Northwestern Universiry and is currently studying to be a Doctor of Audiology.                                             Ann is a fellow member of the American Academy of Audiology, the Academy of Doctors of Audiology, certified by the American Board of Audiology, member of the Illinois Academy of Audiology, and licensed by the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation.

Ann lives in the Chicago suburbs while her daughter attends college at Indiana University.


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