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Hearing loss can make communication even more difficult you or your loved one live in assisted living. A facility that supports the deaf and hard of hearing will support emotional, physical, and social well-being. Communicating With Hearing Loss In Assisted Living Approximately 60% of assisted living and memory care residents have hearing loss. Effective communication […]
Hearing aids are doing more than ever before. Wearers experience higher levels of hearing aid satisfaction thanks to design, style, and functional upgrades. The far-reaching implications of improved satisfaction mean you can hear and interact better. And social interaction is key to your health and well-being. Hearing Aid Improvements Improved reception: Today’s hearing […]
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month with a focus on workplace communication. If you have hearing loss, remote work communications can leave you feeling out of the loop. Don’t struggle on the sidelines. Video conferences and closed captions are available for your work meetings so that you won’t miss out. Hearing Loss And […]
Your team at Audio Help Hearing Centers has missed seeing you. Although conditions have changed, we have not stopped caring for patients: taking calls responding to emails communicating through web chat mailing supplies seeing patients virtually seeing patients in the office making house calls Our team is working together to continue to provide […]
It seems odd to suggest that a preventative health measure could have any adverse effects on the general population. But if you’re deaf or experience hearing loss, trying to communicate with someone whose mouth is covered can be a real pain. Face Masks Can Disrupt Communication People with hearing aids often rely on lip-reading […]
