Formerly of Weill Cornell,
now independent.
Dr. Eric G. Nelson, Au.D., CCC-A, previously served as Audiology Supervisor at Weill Cornell Medicine. He now practices independently as the founder and clinical director of Pinnacle Audiology, with offices in Midtown Manhattan and Garden City, New York.
If Dr. Nelson was your audiologist.
Former patients from Dr. Nelson's time at Weill Cornell Medicine are welcome to contact Pinnacle Audiology. His independent practice provides:
- Comprehensive hearing evaluations, no referral needed
- Hearing aid programming and adjustments, including devices fit elsewhere
- Hearing aid cleaning, maintenance, and repair
- Real-ear measurement verification of every fitting
- Tinnitus evaluation and care
- Transfer-of-care support, including help requesting your prior records
- Concierge at-home visits in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and Nassau County; a concierge visit fee applies to every appointment
Independent, doctor-led hearing care.
Pinnacle Audiology is an independent private practice led by Dr. Nelson and a team of doctoral audiologists, seeing patients in Midtown Manhattan and Garden City, Long Island. Appointments are unhurried, brand-neutral, and verified with real-ear measurement.
Pinnacle Audiology is an independent private practice and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Weill Cornell Medicine or NewYork-Presbyterian.
Bring what you have.
We will map the next step.
Changing practices should not mean starting over. Prior records are useful, but they are not required before you contact us. We begin by understanding your current hearing, devices, goals, and what has or has not worked.
Contact Pinnacle
Tell us whether you need testing, device support, repair, tinnitus care, or a transfer appointment, and which office is most convenient.
Gather Available Records
Bring prior audiograms, hearing aids, chargers, accessories, warranty information, and a medication list if available. We can explain how to request records.
Build a Current Plan
Your audiologist reviews present needs and recommends testing, programming, repair, or follow-up based on today—not simply on an old chart.
What former patients
often ask.
Pinnacle is Dr. Nelson’s independent practice. These answers explain how former patients can request care while keeping that distinction clear.