Q: My husband hasn’t been hearing like he used to. How do I know when it’s time to see an audiologist? A: The best time to see an audiologist is the moment you notice there may be a hearing issue. A lot of people mistakenly wait to see an audiologist
For those patients who have purchased the Unite Accessories, we would like to add these helpful links to the manufacturer’s website that further demonstrate how to operate the accessories: ReSound Unite TV Streamer ReSound Unite Phone Clip ReSound Unite Remote Control In addition GNReSound has a consumer information line for
Dr. Perry will be performing the role of Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Harford Community College in Bel Air, Maryland! Lyrics by Tim Rice Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber “The Biblical saga of Joseph and his coat of many colors comes to vibrant life in this
Things To Know When Scheduling A Hearing Test The difference between a hearing screening and a hearing evaluation can sometimes be confusing. A hearing screening is just a pass/fail option in which an individual’s hearing is checked to see if further evaluation is required. If you fail a screening then
Q: My mother is visiting for the holidays, and her hearing aid won’t stop squealing. It doesn’t bother her much, but it’s driving everyone else crazy. Is this normal? A: The notorious squealing sound a hearing aid makes is called feedback. It’s caused by amplified sound coming out of the
We’re excited to welcome Dr. Elise Smith to our team. Dr. Smith earned her Doctor of Audiology degree from Central Michigan University. She specializes in adult and pediatric diagnostics, hearing aids, vestibular assessment and electrophysiology testing including Auditory Brainstem Response evaluation. She has practiced at the Columbus Speech and Hearing
Q: It seems like every few months, a new hearing aid comes out – making the old ones obsolete. How can I make sure the hearing aids I purchase will last me a long time? A: It’s true that the hearing industry has made huge advances during the past few
Q: I just saw a commercial for the new Lyric hearing device. How does it compare to other hearing aids? A: Lyric is an “extended wear” hearing aid. Unlike traditional “daily wear” hearing aids, it’s placed deep inside the ear canal and stays there for up to four months. That
ReSound recently introduced their new Alera hearing aids. The Alera hearing aids will provide wireless connectivity directly with mobile phones and television sets equipped with ReSound’s new Unite assistive listening device (ALD) accessories. The hearing aids communicate with the Unite accessories at 2.4 GHz for better transmission speeds and distance.
Q: My father purchased hearing aids 15 years ago, and he rarely wears them. He says they make the background noises too loud. He doesn’t join in any conversations anymore, since he can’t hear us. I’d really like to have my dad back. Would new hearing aids work any better