Where adult APD, tinnitus, and sound sensitivity get the time they need.
Dr. Kaitlyn Lepore is a Doctor of Audiology with over a decade of clinical experience across the United States and Ireland. Auditory Pathway is the practice she built once it was clear that there were many people just living with conditions that can be improved and well managed - that hearing healthcare is about more than just devices.
Specialist care. Unhurried sessions. Real evaluations from your living room.
If you've been told the test was "normal," or sent home with nothing — you're not alone. Auditory Pathway is built for the cases most clinics quietly hand back.
Specialist focus.
Adult APD, tinnitus, and sound sensitivity are the whole practice — not a side service added to a general clinic. This is what Dr. Lepore trained for and built her practice around.
Evidence-based.
Central Test Battery APD diagnostics. CBT-based management for tinnitus and sound sensitivity. The methods the research supports.
Time to actually work.
Real time with a real clinician. Evaluations are thorough, plans are built around your life, and the work moves at a pace that allows these conditions to improve.
Telehealth-first, by design.
Evaluations and treatment from your home. No referral, no waiting room, no commute on a bad-noise day. It's how every patient is seen here.
From clinic frustration to a practice that actually listens.
Dr. Kaitlyn Lepore is a Doctor of Audiology with over ten years of clinical experience across the United States and Ireland. She earned her doctorate at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Centre and her undergraduate degree at the University at Buffalo — the program where the Buffalo Model for auditory processing was developed.
Her clinical career has covered the full breadth of audiology — hearing evaluations, hearing aid fittings, ear care, paediatric and adult work — but the conditions that drew her in were the ones most clinics weren't set up to treat well. Adults whose hearing tests came back "normal" while conversations still felt impossible. Tinnitus patients told there was nothing more that could be done. People with sound sensitivity who'd been written off as overreacting. Auditory Pathway was built to be the practice that those appointments should have led to.
Au.D
ASHA CCC-A
Irish Academy of Audiology