As Better Hearing and Speech Month comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on how hearing loss treatment helps you connect with your loved ones.
For those unfamiliar, Better Hearing and Speech Month is a campaign that is invested in raising awareness about hearing loss and hearing solutions. Organized by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), this year’s theme is Connecting People which emphasizes the services and resources available to support hearing health.
Hearing loss is the third most common chronic medical condition people experience today. Impacting over 48 million people, hearing loss is a pervasive health issue. Though it is common, hearing loss still remains undertreated. In fact, It is estimated that only a third of people who could benefit from treatment receive it. Learning about the vast amount of hearing healthcare services that are available can encourage taking the necessary steps to address hearing loss which Better Hearing and Speech Month is all about.
It is important to be able to recognize early signs of hearing loss. Impairment to hearing typically happens gradually so it can remain unnoticed for quite some time. This contributes to a delay in treatment which can worsen hearing loss and lead to other health issues. Common hearing loss symptoms include:
These symptoms can be experienced mildly to severely, depending on the degree of impairment present. Symptoms often lead to social withdrawal as people avoid social settings and conversations because of strained communication. Untreated symptoms can worsen impairment and increase the risk of developing other health conditions including cognitive decline and depression.
It is important to intervene as early as possible. Treatment not only alleviates these symptoms but also transforms hearing and overall health in important ways.
Fortunately, there are services you can access that provide comprehensive hearing support. It is important to find a hearing healthcare provider who can facilitate diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing management. A few key services include:
These services are part of the comprehensive suite of services that treat and transform hearing health.
Let Better Hearing and Speech Month resonate year round with the reminder to prioritize and tend to your hearing health. You can do this with one single step: schedule an appointment for a hearing test. This will allow a hearing healthcare specialist to evaluate your hearing health and identify your hearing needs. Even if you don’t have hearing loss, getting a hearing test regularly helps you track your hearing health. This then makes it easier to identify changes you may experience. Contact us today to schedule an appointment for a hearing consultation.
As Better Hearing and Speech Month comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on how hearing loss treatment helps you connect with your loved ones.
For those unfamiliar, Better Hearing and Speech Month is a campaign that is invested in raising awareness about hearing loss and hearing solutions. Organized by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), this year’s theme is Connecting People which emphasizes the services and resources available to support hearing health.
Hearing loss is the third most common chronic medical condition people experience today. Impacting over 48 million people, hearing loss is a pervasive health issue. Though it is common, hearing loss still remains undertreated. In fact, It is estimated that only a third of people who could benefit from treatment receive it. Learning about the vast amount of hearing healthcare services that are available can encourage taking the necessary steps to address hearing loss which Better Hearing and Speech Month is all about.
It is important to be able to recognize early signs of hearing loss. Impairment to hearing typically happens gradually so it can remain unnoticed for quite some time. This contributes to a delay in treatment which can worsen hearing loss and lead to other health issues. Common hearing loss symptoms include:
These symptoms can be experienced mildly to severely, depending on the degree of impairment present. Symptoms often lead to social withdrawal as people avoid social settings and conversations because of strained communication. Untreated symptoms can worsen impairment and increase the risk of developing other health conditions including cognitive decline and depression.
It is important to intervene as early as possible. Treatment not only alleviates these symptoms but also transforms hearing and overall health in important ways.
Fortunately, there are services you can access that provide comprehensive hearing support. It is important to find a hearing healthcare provider who can facilitate diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing management. A few key services include:
These services are part of the comprehensive suite of services that treat and transform hearing health.
Let Better Hearing and Speech Month resonate year round with the reminder to prioritize and tend to your hearing health. You can do this with one single step: schedule an appointment for a hearing test. This will allow a hearing healthcare specialist to evaluate your hearing health and identify your hearing needs. Even if you don’t have hearing loss, getting a hearing test regularly helps you track your hearing health. This then makes it easier to identify changes you may experience. Contact us today to schedule an appointment for a hearing consultation.
As Better Hearing and Speech Month comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on how hearing loss treatment helps you connect with your loved ones.
For those unfamiliar, Better Hearing and Speech Month is a campaign that is invested in raising awareness about hearing loss and hearing solutions. Organized by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), this year’s theme is Connecting People which emphasizes the services and resources available to support hearing health.
Hearing loss is the third most common chronic medical condition people experience today. Impacting over 48 million people, hearing loss is a pervasive health issue. Though it is common, hearing loss still remains undertreated. In fact, It is estimated that only a third of people who could benefit from treatment receive it. Learning about the vast amount of hearing healthcare services that are available can encourage taking the necessary steps to address hearing loss which Better Hearing and Speech Month is all about.
It is important to be able to recognize early signs of hearing loss. Impairment to hearing typically happens gradually so it can remain unnoticed for quite some time. This contributes to a delay in treatment which can worsen hearing loss and lead to other health issues. Common hearing loss symptoms include:
These symptoms can be experienced mildly to severely, depending on the degree of impairment present. Symptoms often lead to social withdrawal as people avoid social settings and conversations because of strained communication. Untreated symptoms can worsen impairment and increase the risk of developing other health conditions including cognitive decline and depression.
It is important to intervene as early as possible. Treatment not only alleviates these symptoms but also transforms hearing and overall health in important ways.
Fortunately, there are services you can access that provide comprehensive hearing support. It is important to find a hearing healthcare provider who can facilitate diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing management. A few key services include:
These services are part of the comprehensive suite of services that treat and transform hearing health.
Let Better Hearing and Speech Month resonate year round with the reminder to prioritize and tend to your hearing health. You can do this with one single step: schedule an appointment for a hearing test. This will allow a hearing healthcare specialist to evaluate your hearing health and identify your hearing needs. Even if you don’t have hearing loss, getting a hearing test regularly helps you track your hearing health. This then makes it easier to identify changes you may experience. Contact us today to schedule an appointment for a hearing consultation.
As Better Hearing and Speech Month comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on how hearing loss treatment helps you connect with your loved ones.
For those unfamiliar, Better Hearing and Speech Month is a campaign that is invested in raising awareness about hearing loss and hearing solutions. Organized by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), this year’s theme is Connecting People which emphasizes the services and resources available to support hearing health.
Hearing loss is the third most common chronic medical condition people experience today. Impacting over 48 million people, hearing loss is a pervasive health issue. Though it is common, hearing loss still remains undertreated. In fact, It is estimated that only a third of people who could benefit from treatment receive it. Learning about the vast amount of hearing healthcare services that are available can encourage taking the necessary steps to address hearing loss which Better Hearing and Speech Month is all about.
It is important to be able to recognize early signs of hearing loss. Impairment to hearing typically happens gradually so it can remain unnoticed for quite some time. This contributes to a delay in treatment which can worsen hearing loss and lead to other health issues. Common hearing loss symptoms include:
These symptoms can be experienced mildly to severely, depending on the degree of impairment present. Symptoms often lead to social withdrawal as people avoid social settings and conversations because of strained communication. Untreated symptoms can worsen impairment and increase the risk of developing other health conditions including cognitive decline and depression.
It is important to intervene as early as possible. Treatment not only alleviates these symptoms but also transforms hearing and overall health in important ways.
Fortunately, there are services you can access that provide comprehensive hearing support. It is important to find a hearing healthcare provider who can facilitate diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing management. A few key services include:
These services are part of the comprehensive suite of services that treat and transform hearing health.
Let Better Hearing and Speech Month resonate year round with the reminder to prioritize and tend to your hearing health. You can do this with one single step: schedule an appointment for a hearing test. This will allow a hearing healthcare specialist to evaluate your hearing health and identify your hearing needs. Even if you don’t have hearing loss, getting a hearing test regularly helps you track your hearing health. This then makes it easier to identify changes you may experience. Contact us today to schedule an appointment for a hearing consultation.
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