Hearing Speech + Deaf Center (HSDC) announces the upcoming retirement of Supervising Audiologist Jan Warner, who will retire at the end of August after more than 20 years of dedicated service to the organization and more than 40 years in the audiology profession.
Since joining HSDC, Warner has played an instrumental role in expanding access to hearing healthcare throughout Greater Cincinnati. During her tenure, she has provided audiology services at all three HSDC locations and currently serves as the Supervising Audiologist at the organization’s Eastgate office. Her clinical expertise includes hearing aid fittings, assistive listening technology, and hearing healthcare for adults and school-aged children.
In addition to her work in HSDC’s clinics, Warner has long been committed to serving the community beyond the office. For many years, she has provided weekly audiology services to residents of Maple Knoll Village, helping older adults maintain their hearing health and stay connected to family, friends, and their communities. Earlier in her career with HSDC, she also partnered with the Clermont County Educational Service Center to provide audiology services for students who wore hearing aids, supporting their communication and success in the classroom.
Throughout her career, Warner has been known for her compassionate approach to patient care, her clinical excellence, and her unwavering commitment to helping others communicate with confidence.
“Jan has devoted an extraordinary 21 years of improving access to hearing health in our community with our organization, leaving a legacy of compassion, expertise, and unwavering commitment,” said Sally Quilligan, Interim CEO of Hearing Speech + Deaf Center. ” Her kindness and professionalism have touched countless lives, and her contributions will be remembered by all who were fortunate enough to be part of her journey. We extend our heartfelt gratitude and offer our warmest congratulations as she begins a well‑earned retirement, which we hope is filled with new adventures and cherished time with family.”
Warner’s retirement marks the close of an extraordinary career dedicated to improving lives through better hearing. HSDC will continue providing comprehensive audiology services throughout Greater Cincinnati, including continued audiology services for residents of Maple Knoll Village under the care of another HSDC audiologist.