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Finding the perfect gift for a loved one is always satisfying. It’s even more rewarding knowing you’ve given a gift that will improve your friend or family member’s quality of life. You can give the gift of better hearing by purchasing hearing aid accessories like remote microphones and TV streamers that will optimize your loved […]
Your holiday checklist may be jam-packed with shopping, gift wrapping and decorating. But before you check the next item off your list, take a moment to consider your hearing. There’s nothing better than catching up with your loved ones during the holidays but hearing loss will make conversation difficult. Now is the time to […]
Charitable efforts are often highlighted during the holiday season, but at Audio Help Hearing Centers, we make giving back a year-long mission. Here’s a look at several of the programs our audiologists and staff have led to help local and global communities over the years. Amal Art Show In 2019, Dr. Eduardo Bravo and Audio […]
Are you exposed to consistent noise at work or at home daily? Does it affect your concentration? Do you feel tired after a conversation with your loved one or a meeting with your boss? You may be experiencing listening fatigue. It can happen to anyone, but it’s particularly troublesome if you have hearing loss. What […]
You need the right hearing aids to fit your unique needs and ensure effective hearing loss treatment. Unfortunately, hearing aids may not be covered by health insurance or Medicare. That’s where Heath Saving Accounts and Flexible Spending Accounts come in because the funds in these accounts can help cover hearing aid expenses. FSAs do not […]
