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Locality: Montrose, California

Phone: +1 818-248-8648



Address: 2409 Honolulu Ave suite 1 91020 Montrose, CA, US

Website: www.hearingsciencemontrose.com/

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Hearing Science 02.04.2021

Cafeteria clatter, chatter in the hallways, classroom discussion school can be noisy, especially for teens with hearing loss. Oticon Opn lets teens zero in on a conversation while staying attentive to the people and things around them. Opn also appeals to teens’ desire for easy connectivity to cell phones and other devices. Learn more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

Hearing Science 07.11.2020

September is Healthy Aging Month. Untreated hearing loss is associated with anxiety, depression and loneliness and can have a significant impact on long-term brain health. A hearing evaluation is easy and painless. Find out what you can expect at your next hearing appointment: http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

Hearing Science 30.10.2020

Actively using #hearing aids helps keep your #brain fit. Discover why. http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

Hearing Science 17.10.2020

Cafeteria clatter, chatter in the hallways, classroom discussion school can be noisy, especially for teens with hearing loss. Oticon Opn lets teens zero in on a conversation while staying attentive to the people and things around them. Opn also appeals to teens’ desire for easy connectivity to cell phones and other devices. Learn more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

Hearing Science 14.10.2020

Inexpensive foam earplugs protect adults and children in any number of noisy situations. They’re easy to carry and can be conveniently kept in a pocket, purse or backpack. Many manufacturers make earplugs in sizes to fit children. The NIDCD offers easy-to-follow guidelines for inserting earplugs into big and little ears http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

Hearing Science 11.10.2020

Start the school year off by meeting with your child’s teacher before classes begin. Use this opportunity to discuss your child’s hearing loss and what additional support is needed for them to succeed in class. More back-to-school advice at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

Hearing Science 23.09.2020

A study reported in the International Journal of Audiology suggests a significant relationship between nutrition and susceptibility to acquired hearing loss. While more study is needed, good nutrition just makes good sense for both hearing health and overall well-being. See tips for improving your diet http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

Hearing Science 19.09.2020

An estimated 80 million Americans have lawns, which need to be mowed, trimmed and weeded. Equipment used in yard work typically measures 80 105 decibels, loud enough to damage hearing. Learn how to protect your hearing while caring for your lawn and enjoying other summer activities http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& , #HearingAids #audiology #Oticon

Hearing Science 16.09.2020

Resolve to lace up those walking shoes in 2018. A study in the American Journal of Medicine found that the higher the person’s body mass index, the greater the risk for hearing loss. Moderate physical activity as little as walking two hours a week - lowered the risk by 15 percent. http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

Hearing Science 03.09.2020

A study by Intel reports that 68% of Americans are confident that smart homes will be as common as smartphones within 10 years. For people with hearing loss, the future is now. Oticon Opn, the first Internet-connected hearing aid, can be programmed to talk directly with doorbells, smoke detectors and other smart devices via the Oticon ON App. Learn more at Oticon.com/Opn

Hearing Science 25.08.2020

Set your child up for success in school. Meet with your child’s audiologist the month before school begins to ensure your child and their hearing equipment are ready for the school year. Plan to meet with their classroom teacher and service providers to discuss your child’s #hearingloss and any additional supports she may need. See more suggestions: http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

Hearing Science 14.08.2020

It’s estimated that 12.5% of young people, ages 6-19, have loss of hearing as a result of using ear phone buds turned to a high volume. You can lower the volume on your child’s MP3 player. Go to settings’ and select volume limit under Music. Set it at about 60% of the full volume. Find other healthy listening strategies for you and your family at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/&

Hearing Science 03.08.2020

Flying to your vacation destination? According to TSA, there’s no need to remove your hearing instruments at the security checkpoint. Additional screening, including a pat-down or inspection of a device, may be required if your hearing aids alarm the walk-through metal detector or advanced imaging technology. More smart travel tips at: http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& , #HearingAids #audiology #Oticon

Hearing Science 15.07.2020

When you have hearing loss, enjoying friends and family at BBQs, picnics, open-air concerts and other noisy summertime gatherings can be especially challenging. Oticon Opn gives you an advantage that even the most sophisticated hearing solutions of today can’t deliver the ability to manage listening to multiple speakers in noisy environments. Find out more at http://oticon.dmplocal.com/main/& , #HearingAids #audiology #Oticon