pulsatile tinnitus symptoms, causes, and treatments

shaping the future of
pulsatile tinnitus treatment

Pulsatile tinnitus affects about 1 in 100,000 people in the U.S. Unlike regular tinnitus, it is characterized by a rhythmic pulsing or heartbeat sound in the ear, often indicating broader health issues. Book your consultation.

Hearing your own heart beat
Rhythmic pulsing sound
Whooshing sound in ear
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3M - 5M
Approximately 3-5 million Americans are affected by pulsatile tinnitus.
40+ years
Pulsatile tinnitus is more common in adults, particularly those over 40 years old.
53%
53%~ of those who suffer traumatic head injuries develop a form of tinnitus, including pulsatile tinnitus.
Up to 70%
Up to 70% of patients with IIH, a condition involving high pressure around the brain have pulsatile tinnitus.
60%
60% of patients with untreated pulsatile tinnitus report difficulties with concentration, sleep disturbances.
20%+
20%+ of those with untreated PT experience severe anxiety,  depression, and a lower quality of life.
OUR MISSION

To revolutionize pulsatile tinnitus care by providing advanced diagnostics and personalized treatments to restore peace and well-being swiftly.

WHAT WE DO

OUR SERVICES

We serve US-based and international patients dealing with pulsatile tinnitus from our office in Los Angeles, California, we integrate cutting-edge technology and expert care to address the unique needs of our patients. Our team of distinguished board-certified experts are committed to delivering immediate, effective solutions and fostering long-term health through continuous innovation and compassionate care.

About us

OUR TEAM

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Dr. Zachary R. Barnard
Dr. Zachary Barnard is a distinguished board-certified neurosurgeon based at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Dignity Health Northridge Medical Center, and PIH Health Good Samaritan in Los Angeles, specializing in brain, spine, and skull base tumors, vascular and neuroendovascular surgery, and expert in managing pulsatile tinnitus and related neurological conditions.
Dr. Kevin A. Peng
Dr. Kevin Peng is a leading board-certified otolaryngologist at the House Clinic and PIH Health Good Samaritan in Los Angeles, specializing in ear-related disorders, including pulsatile tinnitus, chronic ear infections, and cochlear implants, with a significant research background in neurotology and pediatric cochlear implantation.

Serving all US and international patients.

We serve US-based and international patients dealing with pulsatile tinnitus from our office in Los Angeles, California. We accept all insurances but contact us if you have further questions. This includes Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield of California, Centivo, Cigna, First Health, Health Net of California, Interplan (part of HealthSmart), Medicare, Medi-Cal, MultiPlan, UFCM Health System, Inc. (California Foundation for Medical Care (CFMC)), Prime Health Services, Private Healthcare Systems (PHCS), TRICARE, UnitedHealthcare, and more.

United States
California
Los Angeles

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