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Are You Up for a Challenge?

We challenge you to try Oticon Intent hearing devices. Investing in Oticon Intent hearing aids may be a smart move if you’re looking for advanced sound quality, personalized features, and seamless Bluetooth connectivity in a discreet and future-ready package. Why choose Oticon Intent? BrainHearing™ Technology Benefit: More natural, less tiring …

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Time – Money – Distance: What are your limits?

How far would you drive to ensure that you and your family members receive the best possible healthcare? When it comes to our health, convenience often drives the search for a provider. We choose the path of least resistance, the closest clinic, or the fastest route with the least amount …

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Comorbidities of Hearing Loss

Part 1: Diabetes and Hearing Loss Are you diabetic or prediabetic? If you answered yes, regular hearing testing should be incorporated into your ongoing healthcare routine. Diabetes is a vascular disease that can affect blood vessels throughout the body, which includes the ear and all of the organs within the …

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I’m Confused! Hearing Screening, Hearing Testing, Hearing What?

My Insurance Company Offered a Free Hearing Test, Why Are You Charging Me for Services? Screening vs. Testing, what’s the difference? Several patients have advised that they are confused by marketing pieces received from their managed care insurance plan regarding hearing healthcare.  Oftentimes, a “routine hearing exam” is marketed and …

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Why not just buy hearing aids from Costco?

Why not buy hearing aids from Costco? Hearing health is a huge market with numerous options and working your way through the process of hearing testing to hearing aids can be quite confusing.  While it can be tempting to go cheaper on your hearing aids by going to Costco, most …

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Hearing Loss and Your Overall Health  

Your hearing can be related to many aspects of your overall health, including physical and social well-being.   Research indicates that hearing loss is about twice as common in adults with Type 2 diabetes compared to those without the disease. In addition, adults with pre-diabetes have a 30% higher rate of …

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Over the Counter (OTC) Hearing Devices vs. Prescription Devices

Lost, confused, unsure, or puzzled about the difference between prescription hearing devices and over the counter (OTC) hearing devices? We are here to help. On October 17, 2022 over the counter devices (OTC) became available to the public. The bill making this possible was introduced in 2017 and finalized in …

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Hearing Loss and Balance Disorders

Hearing loss may be a risk factor for another public health concern, falls. Untreated hearing loss increases the chance of falls by 50%. A research study by Johns Hopkins and the National Institutes of Health found that individuals with a 25 dB (classifies as a mild hearing loss) were nearly …