Hearing Health Care Center

A virtual hearing consultation via Telehealth is quick and has no strings attached. We will ask a few questions to better understand the source and symptoms of your hearing loss. Then, we discuss a possible customized treatment option best suited for your lifestyle. To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/2PmErtK

November is Alzheimer's disease awareness month! Researchers have spent decades studying Alzheimer's to better understand the disease and search for a cure. While a cure is still out of reach, a connection between hearing loss and the development and severity of Alzheimer's has emerged. Evidence has suggested that treating hearing loss may reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's symptoms later in life, so it's important to get your hearing checked as soon as you recognize symptoms of hearing loss. To read more about the connection between hearing loss and Alzheimer's disease, click here: https://www.alzheimers.net/the-connection-between-alzheimer

We want your initial visit to our office to be as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Knowing what to expect will help you feel more at ease about having your hearing checked. To learn about the steps of a first appointment, visit https://bit.ly/3kWXMj5

Did you know? Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth-leading cause of death in the United States. Hearing Health USA has been inspired to form a National Team with the Alzheimer's Association. To join the cause or donate, visit www.alz.org/hhusa

During a hearing aid fitting, with your permission, our experts will set up your hearing aids’ Bluetooth settings. Also, we will discuss compatible smartphone apps that will help you through your better hearing journey, like a volume adjustment app. To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/32QmgEk