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The Responsibilities of an Audiologist What do you do when you find out that you or a loved one has hearing loss? Who can you turn to for quality hearing health care? Do you need hearing aids? An audiologist can provide you with answers to all your hearing-related questions. What is an audiologist? Audiologists diagnose […]
Working in an office can be a minefield for anybody. But for those with hearing loss, communicating at work can be particularly difficult, especially if your coworkers don’t understand your unique communication needs. Hearing Loss in the workplace To thrive in the office, it’s a good idea for hearing impaired employees to directly approach their […]
People use information from our other senses to help us find and maintain balance. For example, when you walk outside today, your sense of sight/vision allows you to see that the sidewalk is sloping, and your brain uses that information to automatically adjust your steps and your balance. But, how does one’s hearing affect their […]
Give Your Hearing Aid Batteries a Longer Lifespan Hearing aid battery life directly impacts your hearing aids’ efficiency. These devices are life-changing and wearers know that when they hear that little beeping noise, they need to have a spare pack of batteries handy. Our team of Manhattan audiologists at Audio Help knows how important your […]
Meet Jessica Woodson, our Chief Audiology Resident at Audio Help. We are proud of the volunteer work that she has commited herself to. Hear about her experience at Audio Help below. Jessica Woodson is the Chief Audiology Resident at Audio Help Hearing Centers. She is completing her coursework at the City University of New […]
