We’re sharing a message of gratitude and some fun ideas on ways to keep the joy of thankfulness going this season and beyond.
Read MoreGardening for Bird-Watchers: What to Plant
We’ve put together a list of our eight favorite plants for birds that provide a wondrous treat for the ears. Read on to learn more!
Read MoreContinuing Education, But So Much More
Why did the whole team disappear for a couple of days recently? For continuing education at a virtual event called The Summit.
Read MoreWhen It Comes to Hearing Wellness for the Whole Family, Don’t Fur-Get Your Pets!
Just like their people parents, these furry members of the family can experience hearing difficulties too. Read on to learn what you can do.
Read More5 Tips to Keep Your Better-Hearing Resolution Going Strong
Almost everyone makes a New Year’s resolution. If yours is to hear better, we give you 5 tips to keep your resolution on track.
Read MoreHave Yourself a Hearable Holiday
Wearables are commonplace now, from fitness trackers to smart watches. In the last few years, wearables have migrated — to the ear and to the wish list.
Read MoreHearing Loss in Marriages
Question: Both my husband and I have hearing loss. We have multiple misunderstandings, but we attempt to keep a sense of humor about it. What do you recommend for couples who both have hearing loss? Laughing at our vulnerabilities goes a long way and having each other to lean on as we journey through the […]
Read MoreHow to Know You’re Getting the Right Hearing Healthcare
Question: I have an appointment for a hearing aid consultation. Any questions I should ask while there? Answer: Some points to consider when choosing the right practice for your hearing healthcare: Do you observe cleanliness and organization? Is the staff personable? Are their questions relevant to your health, or are they geared to fit with […]
Read MoreHelping the Community Hear
Hear the full radio interview on WGNS, or check out the audio directly below. Full Interview Short Clip
Read MoreWe strive to provide outstanding palliative care to folks in our community and notice hearing loss is a frequent complication. What are your thoughts on providing solutions for this population?
Question: We strive to provide outstanding palliative care to folks in our community and notice hearing loss is a frequent complication. What are your thoughts on providing solutions for this population? Answer: Hearing and communication are so critical at the end of life because, at this stage, patients more than ever need to communicate with […]
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