Solving the Unheard Crisis
For years, hearing healthcare has been overwhelmed by barriers—long wait times, limited access to specialists and a frustrating lack of clear solutions for patients struggling with hearing loss. Many individuals, from newborns to older adults, found themselves navigating a system that often left them without the answers they desperately needed. Eisenhart recognized this gap early in her career and made it her mission to change the experience of those seeking care.
Her journey began with rigorous training at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, where she earned her Doctor of Audiology in 2014. But the real turning point came during her time at the Bloomsburg Speech and Hearing Center. It was there that she witnessed firsthand the confusion and frustration of patients searching for solutions—whether it was parents facing a newborn’s failed hearing screening or adults struggling with progressive hearing loss that impacted their careers and relationships. She quickly realized that traditional approaches weren’t enough.
Determined to bridge the gap between diagnosis and real-world solutions, Eisenhart immersed herself in hands-on clinical experiences. At Geisinger-Bloomsburg Hospital, she worked with newborns, ensuring early interventions could change the course of a child’s development. During her clinical residency at Chesapeake Hearing Centers in Maryland, she encountered patients who had been misdiagnosed or left without proper care for years. She took the time to rethink treatment plans, introducing comprehensive audiometric testing, immittance evaluations and integrating latest advancements in hearing aid technology to tailor solutions that met each patient’s specific needs.
"Eisenhart’s problemsolving approach focuses on bridging clinical expertise with patientcentered care. she is refining diagnostic protocols to improve accuracy and implementing emerging technologies to enhance treatment efficacy"
But solving the problem wasn’t just about clinical expertise—it was about making advanced technology accessible. Eisenhart trained with industry leaders like Oticon, Starkey and Siemens, making sure patients weren’t just given a diagnosis but were connected to life-changing innovations. She also sought advanced training at ENT Surgical Group, Susquehanna Health and The Hearing Center in Kingston, PA, further refining her ability to treat complex cases with precision.
Amplifying Impact at Penn State Health
At Penn State Health, Eisenhart is directly addressing some of the most persistent challenges in audiological care such as wait times, outdated diagnostic protocols and fragmented patient experiences. Drawing on her extensive private practice background and the institution’s multidisciplinary framework, she is streamlining the entire diagnostic-to-treatment process to ensure patients receive quick and precise interventions. By introducing advanced diagnostic techniques and innovative hearing aid solutions, she is addressing gaps in accessibility and individualized treatment planning.
Eisenhart’s problem-solving approach melds clinical expertise with patient-centered care. She is refining diagnostic protocols to improve accuracy and implementing emerging technologies to enhance treatment efficacy. Her work not only optimizes patient outcomes but strengthens Penn State Health’s position as a leader in audiology. Through her commitment to innovation and efficiency, she is transforming the patient experience, ensuring that every evaluation leads to a tailored and effective hearing solution.
Shaping the Future of Audiology
Eisenhart is a driving force in audiology, reshaping lives through precision-driven, patient-focused care. In a field where every detail can mean the difference between clarity and silence, her expertise and innovative approach set new standards. Beyond improving patient outcomes, her work strengthens Penn State Health’s mission to deliver top-tier care in an ever-evolving healthcare landscape.
For years, hearing healthcare has been overwhelmed by barriers—long wait times, limited access to specialists and a frustrating lack of clear solutions for patients struggling with hearing loss. Many individuals, from newborns to older adults, found themselves navigating a system that often left them without the answers they desperately needed. Eisenhart recognized this gap early in her career and made it her mission to change the experience of those seeking care.
Her journey began with rigorous training at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, where she earned her Doctor of Audiology in 2014. But the real turning point came during her time at the Bloomsburg Speech and Hearing Center. It was there that she witnessed firsthand the confusion and frustration of patients searching for solutions—whether it was parents facing a newborn’s failed hearing screening or adults struggling with progressive hearing loss that impacted their careers and relationships. She quickly realized that traditional approaches weren’t enough.
Determined to bridge the gap between diagnosis and real-world solutions, Eisenhart immersed herself in hands-on clinical experiences. At Geisinger-Bloomsburg Hospital, she worked with newborns, ensuring early interventions could change the course of a child’s development. During her clinical residency at Chesapeake Hearing Centers in Maryland, she encountered patients who had been misdiagnosed or left without proper care for years. She took the time to rethink treatment plans, introducing comprehensive audiometric testing, immittance evaluations and integrating latest advancements in hearing aid technology to tailor solutions that met each patient’s specific needs.
"Eisenhart’s problemsolving approach focuses on bridging clinical expertise with patientcentered care. she is refining diagnostic protocols to improve accuracy and implementing emerging technologies to enhance treatment efficacy"
But solving the problem wasn’t just about clinical expertise—it was about making advanced technology accessible. Eisenhart trained with industry leaders like Oticon, Starkey and Siemens, making sure patients weren’t just given a diagnosis but were connected to life-changing innovations. She also sought advanced training at ENT Surgical Group, Susquehanna Health and The Hearing Center in Kingston, PA, further refining her ability to treat complex cases with precision.
Amplifying Impact at Penn State Health
At Penn State Health, Eisenhart is directly addressing some of the most persistent challenges in audiological care such as wait times, outdated diagnostic protocols and fragmented patient experiences. Drawing on her extensive private practice background and the institution’s multidisciplinary framework, she is streamlining the entire diagnostic-to-treatment process to ensure patients receive quick and precise interventions. By introducing advanced diagnostic techniques and innovative hearing aid solutions, she is addressing gaps in accessibility and individualized treatment planning.
Eisenhart’s problem-solving approach melds clinical expertise with patient-centered care. She is refining diagnostic protocols to improve accuracy and implementing emerging technologies to enhance treatment efficacy. Her work not only optimizes patient outcomes but strengthens Penn State Health’s position as a leader in audiology. Through her commitment to innovation and efficiency, she is transforming the patient experience, ensuring that every evaluation leads to a tailored and effective hearing solution.
Shaping the Future of Audiology
Eisenhart is a driving force in audiology, reshaping lives through precision-driven, patient-focused care. In a field where every detail can mean the difference between clarity and silence, her expertise and innovative approach set new standards. Beyond improving patient outcomes, her work strengthens Penn State Health’s mission to deliver top-tier care in an ever-evolving healthcare landscape. 
