Concierge Hearing Group

Just a reminder to have your ears check, gotta help keep those canals clear!

I would like to keep as much of my hearing as possible. Do I still have to wear hearing protection?

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Have you ever thought about noise levels when out and about? Or have you ever had to leave somewhere because it was too loud?

Noise-induced hearing loss affects about 15 percent of Americans.

Prolonged exposure to overly loud noise or brief exposure to an extremely loud noise may damage the inner ear, resulting in hearing loss and the loss may be permanent.

Yes the nod and smile technique....

Please remember your ears are precious and need to be protected. We can provide custom filtered ear plugs for the best and most comfortable protection.

The World Health Assembly vowed to ‘intensify action to prevent deafness and hearing loss," by pushing government to impose safety and accessibility measures.

Here's a Better Hearing & Speech Month healthy hearing tip: Relationships are built around successful communication. Does someone in your family have hearing loss? Get your family member’s attention before you start speaking with him or her. Also, make sure he/she can see your face when you are communicating to make understanding easier. Lori Rakita, Au.D., Phonak Senior Manager of Clinical Research

Here’s a Better Hearing & Speech Month healthy hearing tip. Hearing loss can have a pervasive impact on your communication, quality of life and overall wellness. Almost 50 million Americans have hearing loss that can be treated. Ensure that you have healthy hearing by having it tested every 1-3 years. Christine Jones, Au.D., Phonak Vice President of Audiologist

How common are noise induced hearing loss in adults?

Here’s a Better Hearing & Speech Month healthy hearing tip. Summertime fun can get loud: sporting events, concerts, fireworks, etc. Ear defenders are available in adult and pediatric sizes, and they are an easy and affordable way to protect your family’s hearing. Elizabeth Stewart, Au.D., Ph.D., Phonak Research Audiologist