Buffalo Hearing & Speech Center - Williamsville

Dr. Ashley Graney attended the University of Wisconsin Madison where she received her B.A. in Communicative Disorders and Sciences, and her M.A. and Au.D. in Audiology from the University of Buffalo. She has been with Buffalo Hearing & Speech Center since 2009.

Dr. Graney is thrilled to have achieved a goal she has been striving for since early in her undergraduate career, working with the adult and pediatric populations, specializing in ABR and hearing aid fittings.

Ashley believes a hearing test alone does not decide treatment; she believes in a holistic approach to patient care; health, cognition, processing, family support, social life, mental health and budget all play a role in deciding the appropriate treatment plan for each patient. Ashley’s true passion is helping her patients obtain the best quality of life possible.

Dr. Graney, her husband, two children, and Portuguese Water Dog currently reside in Williamsville. She enjoys running, skiing, and yoga in her free time. She also has an interest in the ever-changing world of fashion, which in turn fuels her bargain shopping habit.

Brianna Dobmeier, AuD CCC-A graduated from the University at Buffalo in 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts in both Speech and Hearing Science and Spanish. She went on to receive her Doctorate in Audiology from UB in 2017. She completed her 4th year externship at Hearing Evaluation Services. Brianna worked in the Buffalo community following graduation with a love for the pediatric population. She joined the Center in June of 2021 and is happy to finally have found her home at Buffalo Hearing and Speech. Brianna is excited to continue her journey with both pediatric and adult populations, specializing in ABR testing and hearing aid fittings.

Brianna resides in Tonawanda with her husband and German Shorthaired Pointer. She enjoys working out, all things Buffalo Bills, playing volleyball and spending time with her family in her spare time.

Michelle L. Miller, M.A., CCC/A currently works in the Williamsville satellite office. She received a bachelors of science degree in Communication Disorders and Sciences from Buffalo State College in 1998, and a master of arts degree in Audiology from the University of Buffalo in 2001. Mrs. Miller specializes in amplification with the geriatric population, tinnitus management, as well as Auditory Processing Disorder evaluations. She has been a member of the American Speech and Hearing Association since January of 2002. Mrs. Miller’s article “Turn the Volume Down” was published in Western New York Family Magazine in August of 2007.

Michelle Miller currently resides in Kenmore and enjoys spending time with her husband, Anthony, and son, Nathan. In her spare time, she enjoys baking. Michelle began working here at Buffalo Hearing & Speech Center in 1999 as an audiology student, and we are glad to have had her return in 2003 as an audiologist.