Youtube Video – Cleaning a GNResound Alera Open Fit Hearing Aid
Cleaning a GNResound Alera Open Fit Hearing Aid – Harmony Hearing
September 2, 2011
Cleaning a GNResound Alera Open Fit Hearing Aid – Harmony Hearing
Changing the Wax Screen on a GNResound Open Fit BTE Alera Hearing Aid – Harmony Hearing
Dr. Matthew Perry will sing the National Anthem at Camden Yards on Friday, August 12th for the Orioles vs. Detroit Tigers game at 7:05 p.m. Dr. Perry is in a 5 person a capella group called Bonus Track. This is the second time the group has been invited to perform
Q: What exactly is “swimmer’s ear”? A: The medical term for “swimmer’s ear” is “acute otitis externa”. It’s an infection in the outer ear canal – between the ear drum and the outside of your head. And you don’t have to be a swimmer to get it. It’s often called
Q: Why does Harmony Hearing bill my health insurance for a hearing evaluation while some places advertise free hearing tests? A: There’s a big difference between an “audiological evaluation” and a “free hearing test”. An audiological evaluation is typically performed by a Doctor of Audiology, and it is a thorough
Q: What’s the difference between an “audiologist” and an “audioprostologist”? A: There are basically two different types of professionals that dispense hearing aids – audiologists and hearing instrument specialists. “Audiologists” are university-educated clinicians who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of hearing and balance disorders. An audiologist holds either a
Q: I heard about your office doing a hearing aid noise reduction study. Is this a real study or just a marketing gimmick? A: Admittedly, some hearing aid practices use fake “studies” to attract business. “We are looking for 30 people to try out a new hearing aid!” If the
Q: I have a constant ring in both ears, and I’ve been told by my doctor that there’s no way to treat it. Is this true? A: A sound that’s audible to you, but no one else is called tinnitus. Tinnitus is idiopathic, which means we don’t really know exactly
A recent report by Johns Hopkins and the National Institute on Aging determined there is a link between hearing loss and the onset of dementia. The study concluded that “adults with hearing loss are significantly more likely than adults with normal hearing to develop dementia.” Mild hearing loss doubled the
Q: I’ve noticed that some hearing aids cost significantly more than others. Why is this, and are higher-end hearing aids worth the extra investment? A: Manufacturers don’t design entry and mid-level hearing aids. They design the best product they can and then limit its features to create products that can