With a background in professional music, Dr. April LaBelle, AuD. CCC-A brings a unique and vibrant perspective to the practice. She is committed to enriching the lives of her hearing impaired patients with distinctive solutions to suit every person’s lifestyle and hearing needs. Dr. LaBelle received her Doctorate in Audiology as well as her Bachelor’s degree in Music and Bachelor’s degree in Theater from the University of Connecticut.

Dr. LaBelle has been with the Hear Again Center since 2014, and is a lifelong resident of Wethersfield, CT. She offers honest and accurate advice with individualized attention and is dedicated to providing the best possible service to her patients. She most enjoys the smiles on her patient’s faces when she greets them in clinic after a successful treatment solution has allowed her patient to ‘hear again.’ When not in clinic, Dr LaBelle continues to enjoy various musical pursuits and productions.

Dr LaBelle is a certified Occupational Hearing Conservationist, a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology and holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology from the American Speech -Language – Hearing Society. (ASHA)

Erin Parnell is a licensed hearing instrument specialist in Connecticut. She joined Hear Again Center in December 2017 and has a total of 17 years in the industry. Erin studied psychology at Holyoke Community College & Western New England College. Her desire to help people has led her to become a hearing instrument specialist. Erin feels strongly that a patient centered approach to hearing care is vital and that life is worth hearing!

Erin is the youngest of 4 children & was raised in Holyoke, MA. She currently resides in Chicopee, MA. She lives with her husband, Mario, and 2 cats named Benedict & Khaleesi. When she is not helping guide her patients toward better hearing, Erin is often found outdoors enjoying nature, reading or watching hockey.

Elizabeth is originally from Connecticut and has recently moved back after being away for 20+ years. With a background in healthcare and a passion for helping others, she brings a calm, compassionate presence. In her role as a Hearing Instrument Specialist Trainee, Elizabeth approaches each day with compassion and empathy. She understands that hearing health is deeply personal, and no two patients are the same. By taking the time to listen and build trust, Elizabeth ensures that every individual feels heard and supported. This patient-centered approach allows her to contribute to care plans that are thoughtfully tailored to each person’s unique needs. She is excited to be back in her home state, contributing to the community’s hearing health and well-being.