Jennings, LA

The town of Jennings, LA, was built around a Southern Pacific Railroad depot on a divide, which is rare to encounter in Southwest Louisiana. Referred to as “Yankees” by the local Cajun population, many of the mid-west settlers who came into the region engaged in the production of rice, cotton, sweet potatoes, and corn.

Timber was also an early contributor to the economic landscape of Jennings, and oil was a latecomer to our current list of industries in the 1930s. Like so many of the small towns along the I-10 corridor, our community attracts those who value the serenity and security of a rural community with the traditions and values of the old south.

Among the most important aspects of safety and security, no matter where you live, is the capacity to hear the sounds of warning and safety instructions as well as avoiding falls due to poor balance. Your ears play a significant role in all of these aspects of daily living, and our audiology experts near Jennings, LA, just a half-hour from Lake Charles, are eager to help keep you safe and secure with top-level hearing care.

Using comprehensive hearing assessments, our special expertise in balance and vestibular disorders, and access to advanced technology hearing aids, Acadian Hearing Services’ team of audiologists help those experiencing hearing loss in Jennings to maintain their balance and hear critical warning and instructions by amplifying your hearing as well as amplifying your life.