Who Can You Trust in Dayton and Mason to Help You With Your Hearing?
Imagine a world without sound, or only garbled sounds. You’d miss a lot! Imagine what you’d miss hanging out with friends, having dinner with your family, playing with your kids or grandkids—even hearing the birds in your yard.
Which is why we are committed to helping you improve your hearing and get more out of life.
Hearing plays such a crucial role in your overall health and well-being – from helping to prevent dementia to keeping you connected to your family. We are dedicated to restoring your ability to hear. Meet Hear All Hearing Center’s team.
Meet the Team
Jeff Vehr, Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology
I began this journey into Hearing Healthcare way back in 1985 when I decided to enter the world of Audiology after seeing my grandmother struggle with her hearing aids and not being able to interact with family.
I graduated with a B.S in Communication Disorders and followed that up with a Masters Degree in Audiology. Fascinated by how better hearing improved and CHANGED lives, I was eager to explore all avenues of this incredible industry. Working as Director of Audiology for Dr Gale Miller, an Otologist in Cincinnati, I saw the medical side of Audiology. Observing ear surgeries, performing intraoperative hearing tests and Brainstem Evoked Responses, and seeing the outcomes firsthand was inspiring! I was participating in changing lives!
Later on I was able to obtain a Doctor of Audiology degree which further expanded my knowledge in hearing, hearing loss and opened up the possibility of having my own practice to help those with hearing impairment.
Private Practice, or the fitting of hearing devices, really was my first love. How incredible it is to see someone’s personality CHANGE, almost immediately, when they can HEAR!! This is why my staff and I do what we do: CHANGE LIVES THROUGH BETTER HEARING!
Let me put 39 years of experience towards not only helping you HEAR better, but possibly changing your life!!
TaRonda Clark, Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology
I relocated from Northeastern, OH to complete my education and training at the University of Cincinnati. As a clinical Audiologist, I strive to provide the very best hearing solutions to my patients.
Prior to my transition to HearAll, I had the pleasure of working with a team of multidisciplinary professionals in Rehabilitative and hospital settings.
I was exposed to Audiology for the first time at college orientation while entering my undergraduate career. I found the field of audiology, and the science behind it, quite intriguing. With a family history of hearing loss, I routinely encountered firsthand experiences this condition presents if left untreated. The impact we have on our patients’ lives make the process even more rewarding.
In my spare time I enjoy traveling, sight seeing with my husband and two girls, learning new recipes, and witnessing my girls participate in the sports they love.
Laura Stroud-Church, Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology
Dr. Laura Stroud-Church is a 1995 graduate of Ohio University. She received her clinical doctorate (Au.D.) from Central Michigan University, in 1999. She joins the practice after serving the area for almost 17 years at Miami Valley Hospital Hearing and Balance.
A member of the American Academy of Audiology and American Speech-Language Hearing Assoc., she has served on several committees.
Dr. Stroud recognizes the struggles that hearing loss can have on families and relationships and understands everyone’s needs are different.
Dr. Stroud-Church lives in the Centerville area. Her son is a proud Biology/Pre Dental major at University of Kentucky. She is now enjoying her time as an empty nester with her 3 crazy Corgis and her husband.
Faith Osburn
Patient Care Coordinator
When I first started working for the company, about 5 years ago ,I knew little to nothing about audiology. Over the years, I have personally seen lives change because patients are able to hear and engage in conversation.
Although hearing aid technology changes rapidly, our care and devotion to our patients remains consistent.
Rebecca Peace
Patient Care Coordinator
I joined Hearall in September 2015, transitioning from a background deeply rooted in the medical field but with little prior knowledge of audiology and hearing health.
With a foundation in Psychology and a master’s degree in Business Management and Administration, coupled with over 20 years of experience in customer service, sales, training, and service, I was eager to leverage my skills in a new arena.
At Hearall, I discovered the profound impact and satisfaction that comes from working in the field of Audiology. The world of hearing health has proven to be both fascinating and rewarding. I take great pride in helping our patients improve their hearing, which is crucial to their overall well-being. The ever-evolving technologies at our disposal are truly remarkable, and our continuous learning process keeps us at the forefront of innovation.
One of the highlights of my role is hearing firsthand from patients about how their hearing aids have transformed their lives—whether it’s enjoying clearer sounds, reconnecting with loved ones, or embarking on new adventures. These personal stories are a testament to the positive difference we make every day.
Carol Heckler
Patient Care Coordinator
After retiring from Honda, I began working at Hear All as a Patient Care Coordinator and learned all about hearing aids. I really enjoy meeting new people and seeing lives transformed by better hearing.
I just love feeling like I’m helping others reconnect with family, friends and LIFE!
When not at Hear All, I spend time golfing with my daughters and enjoying all the beautiful things Sidney, Ohio has to offer.
Natalie Pastura
Patient Care Coordinator
I interviewed for this job because I knew I could do the work and do it well. I enjoy working here because it’s nice to be able to interact with clients and sort of put them at ease with certain aspects of their appointments due to my own knowledge of hearing loss.
Being able to tell clients from personal experience what to expect when wearing hearing aids hopefully helps take away some of the “unknown” that comes with the process. It’s really nice being around other people that have hearing loss besides my family.