COVID Office Policy

Due to the ongoing concerns about COVID-19, we are limiting our office hours and appointments, until further notice.   We are continuing to follow the RI Guidelines for the safety of our patients and staff.  Office Policy still applies even if you have been vaccinated.  Please read our office policy listed below: 

We are seeing patients only by a scheduled appointment   (this includes repairs/hearing aid supplies).  No walk-ins will be allowed.  If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms:  chills, fever, cough, shortness of breath, muscle or body aches, sore throat, headache, nausea or vomiting, runny or stuffy nose, diarrhea, fatigue, recent loss of smell, please call the office to re-schedule your appointment.  If you have been in close contact with anyone with COVID-19, symptoms of COVID-19 or have been recently tested for COVID-19, we ask that you re-schedule your appointment, as you will not be allowed in the office, until you have self-quarantined for 14-days. 

 At this time, we are only allowinig the patient in the office.  Please arrive 10 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment.  When you arrive for your appointment, call the office and we will come to get you.  

If your hearing aid(s) are in need of repair, please call the office at (401) 349-0456 or e-mail us at twinrivershear@aol.com and we will assist you.  

Thank you. 

Welcome to Twin Rivers Hearing Health, Inc.

Dr. Uchmanowicz (“Dr. Mary Kay”) is an award winner and has been the licensed owner of Twin Rivers Hearing Health, Inc. for the past 20 years. She maintains a genuine rapport with her clients, who drive from miles around for the evaluation and treatment of hearing loss, ringing-in-the ears, musician monitors, and job-related hearing loss. She has been helping people with hearing problems for over 30 years.

Dr. Uchmanowicz recognizes that hearing loss often causes a communication breakdown between a patient and their family. That’s why she takes the necessary time in her "living room" office to help each patient find personalized hearing solutions and educate them about the available technology. In 2006, Dr. Uchmanowicz was nationally recognized as a "Focus on People Winner" for her work as a "hearing ambassador" to the people of the Philippines, examining and fitting them with donated hearing aids. Locally, she is a member of the Rhode Island Chapter of the National Aging in Place Council and educates people about how hearing help can allow seniors to remain self-reliant.