In practice since 1977
Nearly five decades on Long Island. The same hands, the same standards, the same patients returning year after year, many now bringing their grandchildren.
Sound Hearing was built around a pairing you won't find down the street: nearly five decades of clinical leadership alongside a doctor who has lived the patient journey from the inside. This is the story of how that came to be, and why it matters for your care.


Nearly five decades on Long Island. The same hands, the same standards, the same patients returning year after year, many now bringing their grandchildren.
Audiology, speech-language pathology, and deaf education, practiced in tandem, so what you hear and how you communicate are treated as one connected story.
Dr. Engelhardt has worn hearing devices since childhood. He knows the questions you haven't thought to ask, and answers them before you do.
A practice doesn't last this long by accident. It lasts because the patients keep coming back, and because the care keeps getting better.

Fresh out of training and certified across audiology, speech-language pathology, and deaf education, Dr. Zeller opens her doors in Jericho.
Andrew Engelhardt, born with progressive hearing loss, arrives for his first fitting. Years later, he'll come back as a colleague.
After earning his Doctor of Audiology from the New York Doctor of Audiology Consortium, the patient graduates as a doctor and returns to the practice that helped raise him, now as a colleague.
Patients who came in as children in the eighties now bring their own grandchildren. Two doctors. Two perspectives. One standard of care.
In practice since 1977, Dr. Zeller is one of a small cohort of clinicians trained across all three disciplines that touch hearing and communication: audiology, speech-language pathology, and deaf education. She built Sound Hearing Audiology & Speech on the conviction that hearing and communication are one connected story, not two appointments.


Born with progressive hearing loss, Dr. Engelhardt was once Dr. Zeller's patient. He earned his Au.D. from the New York Doctor of Audiology Consortium in 2025 and rejoined the practice. His focus: cochlear implant user and the often-unspoken emotional adjustment that comes with hearing loss.
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