Bianca Nicacio

Bianca Nicacio

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Audiology Assistant

I grew up in Richland, I attended Hanford High School and Columbia Basin College.

I chose to get into the world of hearing care because I’m a big advocate for hearing health for all ages and I believe that a meaningful life is driven by human connection.

My role as an Audiology Assistant is specializing in the technical aspects of our patients hearing journey by helping to maintain hearing devices, ensuring they are functioning optimally, and performing hearing screenings. My goal is to create an environment of compassion and respect for our patients so they may always feel heard and valued.

I love helping our patients on their journey to better hearing.

For fun, I love getting outside, staying active, going to concerts, discovering new restaurants, and spending quality time with friends and family.

I am also a CAOHC Certified industrial screener.

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Lori Lovato MA, Audiologist

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Sound Audiology Voted Tri-Cities Best Hearing Center for the 4th Year in a Row!

Lori Lovato MA, Audiologist

Sep 14, 2026

Winning this award for the fourth consecutive year is an incredible honor.

Sound Audiology Voted Tri-Cities Best Hearing Center for the 4th Year in a Row!

Lori Lovato MA, Audiologist

Sep 14, 2026

Winning this award for the fourth consecutive year is an incredible honor.

What WHO's Dementia Guidance Means for Your Hearing Health

Sep 11, 2026

The WHO now links hearing health to cognitive health. Learn what this means for you and how our team of audiologists can help you protect your brain.

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Sometimes, small questions can make a big difference. We're here to offer guidance, answer your concerns, and support you or a loved one on your hearing journey.

If you need advice, have questions, or just want to chat with an expert—fill out the form, and we’ll give you a call for a friendly, no-obligation conversation.

Request a Callback

Sometimes, small questions can make a big difference. We're here to offer guidance, answer your concerns, and support you or a loved one on your hearing journey.

If you need advice, have questions, or just want to chat with an expert—fill out the form, and we’ll give you a call for a friendly, no-obligation conversation.

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