Katharine O. Wiley, BCHIS

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Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist Katharine O. Wiley currently practices with her private practice Wiley Hearing Aids.

Wiley Hearing Aids provides state-of-the-art line of hearing aids, in which the focus is on her patients and their comfort. Providing the best care her practice uses unmatched technology and the best-in-class features. There the focus is on the diagnosing the hearing loss through a comprehensive hearing evaluation, to then provide you with the best solution.

Katharine lost much of her hearing when she was only 9 years old due to German Measles and Mumps. Her experience allows her to understand her patients, and appropriately assist them with their hearing loss. She has a passion for helping others, and treating her patients with the utmost respect is her priority.

Katharine has over two decades of experience working in the hearing aid industry and has practiced within her private practice for over a decade. She holds expertise as a Hearing Instrument Specialist with in-home treatment, retirement communities, assisted living, nursing homes, and rehabilitation centers. She was voted Best of Bartlesville by the people in 2010.

Katharine holds an Associate of Arts degree from both Tulsa Community College and University of Tulsa.

She attributes her success to Faith and her compassion to help others.

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