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REM WELLNESS RUNDOWN

In our July Newsletter, we briefly talked about how hearing is an important part of overall wellness. We touched on all age groups, providing links from the importance of socialization in children ...Read More

HEARING LOSS IN THE OLDER COMMUNITY

The prevalence of hearing loss increases with age. That should come as no surprise. The challenges the older population faces in regards to that hearing loss, however, might be a different story. A pr...Read More

COCHLEAR IMPLANT

What is a cochlear implant? “A cochlear implant is a small, complex electronic device that can help to provide a sense of sound to a person who is profoundly deaf or severely hard of hearing.” Tha...Read More

HEARING AIDS AND MEMORY

Have you ever wondered about the relationship between hearing loss and memory decline, or even dementia? If you have, you’re not alone. Google has pages and pages of studies and articles, info that ...Read More

PHONAK TECHNOLOGY

When you’re trying to find new hearing technology, you often don’t have to look farther than Phonak. With the Roger Pen, the Easy Pen, and the Easy Call, Phonak created devices to help people hear...Read More

LOCALIZATION TECHNOLOGY

What is localization? According to the Hearing Review: “Localization is the ability to tell the direction of a sound source in a 3-D space. The ability to localize sounds provides a more natural an...Read More

HEALTHY HEART, HEALTHY HEARING

February is Healthy Heart Month. Heart disease is a leading cause of death in America, and illnesses from an unhealthy heart can often affect other parts of your body. This is readily apparent in rega...Read More

CONSUMER RESOURCES FOR NEW TECHNOLOGY

Over the past couple of months we’ve written a lot about new hearing healthcare technology. We’ve discussed localization technology, Phonak technology, Hypersound, and more. And though we’ll ...Read More

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