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Are you in the market for hearing aids? Do you find the process confusing and overwhelming? If so, you’re not alone. In fact, in a recent study published by Consumer Reports, two-thirds of the participants found the process of choosing and buying hearing aids to be complicated and stressful. To help simplify the process, we’ve […]
In an effort to enhance the shopping experience for customers in the New York City area with hearing loss, Fairway Market’s flagship store, on Broadway in Manhattan, has introduced a hearing loop at the deli counter. The loop works in conjunction with a shopper’s telecoil-equipped hearing aid or cochlear implant. When the deli clerk speaks […]
News flash: Studies show that from street traffic to subway sounds, New Yorkers are subjected to a lot of noise. And noise exposure is the number one cause of hearing loss. For those thousands of New York City residents with hearing loss, enjoying films on the big screen is now as easy as watching a […]
Studies show that even if you see your doctor for an annual physical, physicians bypass the hearing portion of the physical nearly 70 percent of the time. Because the onset of hearing loss is often gradual, people may not even realize they have any impairment. Many people lose their hearing as they age. But noise-induced […]
You’ve been diagnosed with a certain degree of hearing loss, but you’re not really sure what that means. Your degree, or severity, of hearing loss is determined by measuring your hearing threshold, which is the level of sound that is just barely heard in each ear. The louder the sound must be before you can […]
