Can Hearing Loss Affect Your Career?
Hearing loss is incredibly common, affecting over 48 million Americans to some degree. Because hearing loss is so common in adults, it is no surprise that hearing loss in the workplace is a rising concern. Your hearing is a crucial part in how you communicate with the world. Hearing loss doesn’t only affect your ability…
July is Firework Safety Month
This July is Firework Safety Month, and we want to educate our patients on how fireworks can affect their hearing health. Although beautiful to watch, fireworks can be dangerous. Not only are they explosives that can cause physical harm if not used correctly, but they can also cause hearing loss. The loud sound produced by…
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Hearing and Alzheimer’s
Hearing Health and Cognitive Decline Your hearing plays a crucial role in your overall health and well-being. Hearing doesn’t only allow you to be a part of the conversation and to hear the world around you, but it also keeps your brain active. Discover how your hearing is connected to cognitive decline and how you…
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The Art of Hearing The Science of Balance Our team of doctoral audiologists hold clinical doctorates in audiology and are Fellows of the American Academy of Audiology. We take time for one-on-one conversations before and after testing so that we can build a customized treatment plan designed for your specific hearing and balance healthcare needs….
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