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Eyes Open – Ears On
Why is it important for most hearing aid users to wear their hearing aids the whole time they are awake every day? When should hearing aids NOT be worn?
Great questions!
Hearing aids do their job by getting sound to …
Hearing Matters!
Who should have a hearing test?
Everyone should have their hearing tested at 50 and every 5 years after.
Hearing should be checked by an audiologist annually if you
have significant exposure to loud things, either at work or for …
Ear Gear
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Ear Gear helps our patients be active, hear well, and not worry about the details.
They protect against moisture, debris, and loss.
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Better Hearing Month
May is Better Hearing Month!
Our Durham City Council graciously proclaimed Better Hearing Month. Thank you for helping us educate our community about hearing loss and audiology care!
Protect Your Ears!
How do I improve my hearing and understanding?
Well the key to this question is preserving what you have! 💫
You can’t necessarily improve your hearing, but you can follow these tips to help protect your hearing:
🔊[Turn it down] …
Big News: APD!
We are so excited to launch the added service of Auditory Processing testing this month!
Hearing truly happens at the brain, and each individual’s brain is wired a little differently. Some individuals may process sound in a way that makes …
What is an AuD?
An AuD is the abbreviation for a Doctor of Audiology. A Doctor of Audiology is a four year professional degree specializing in the hearing and balance mechanism. Put more simply – We are like your optometrist, or dentist, but for …
Ten Steps to Hearing Success with HHCS!
- Meet: Get to know you and your hearing challenges.
- Evaluate: Measure your hearing and make sure the ears are healthy.
- Assess: Assess how your inner ear and brain make sense out of sound.
- Plan: Partner with you to develop a