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There’s a laundry list of things to consider when buying new hearing aids, and it can be overwhelming. Here are a few questions to ask before you make a purchase.
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What started as a summer-long American Sign Language volunteer service in the late 1970s has grown into the United States’ most extensive in all its national parks.
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Your family and friends are the people you interact with the most, so why not bring them along to your first audiology appointment? They can provide a second pair of ears and eyes to guarantee you get the most out of your appointment.
Most audiologists also encourage family-centered care and prefer to have family members attend the first appointment. Let’s explore the benefits of bringing along a loved one to your hearing test.
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The psychological and physical systems of the human body are closely linked, so if you struggle with anxiety, you may find your hearing is off as well.
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Hearing loss is one of the most common medical conditions in the United States. But the stigma associated with hearing loss – elderly or those who work in loud environments – does not accurately represent that gambit of people struggling to hear. Worse still is those who suspect they have hearing loss wait an average of 7 years before getting tested.