Similar to captioned television, CapTel uses advanced technology and captioning agent to quickly provide written captions of what callers say on a large, easy-to-read screen. It works like a regular telephone, simply dial an answer calls as usual and view
Hearing loss impacts 15% of Americans, today. We often think about the social aspects of hearing loss, but it’s important to consider other aspects of life hearing loss impacts. We found another article over at the Tuck organization with some
Good, sound sleep is an important part to our overall health. If you are suffering from tinnitus, you may find yourself dealing with issues getting a good night’s rest. We found an article over by the team at Tuck with
Guest Post By Dr. Judy Huch, Audiologist, AZ Many towns, cities and states have passed cell phone hands-free laws and many more that will be in the near future. No State bans cell phone use but drivers are required in
Dear Patient, We audiologists around the United States have formed a network of private practice clinics that want to help you with your hearing health care. Our network of audiologists got together to offer two main services. First, we would
We are spending time with a few articles focused on the acclimation period and process because it is often overlooked. Perhaps your hearing loss has evolved over 5, 10, or even 15 years. Adjusting to your new hearing aids will
It can be a common thing for some people to give up during the “acclimation” phase of your hearing journey and not wear your hearing aids. We will work with you to get through this phase, but it may take
An audiologist is a quality of life doctor who specializes in the auditory (hearing) and vestibular (balance) system to prevent, diagnose, manage, and treat hearing loss, balance issues, and related conditions. Some people believe hearing aid dispensing (HAD) companies are
Ear Candling (also called ear coning or thermal auricular therapy) is the latest alternative medicine that claims to, among other things, clear one’s sinuses, relieve earaches, improve hearing, and cleanse the mind. The procedure involves a patient lying on his/her
On average, most people don’t know how to recognize the first signs of hearing loss because it most often occurs gradually and is an invisible issue that can be disregarded initially without realizing there is a problem. Many times it
