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Written By: Kathleen Page, NYS Licensed and Board Certified Audiologist Life seems easier in summer. The warmer months give us time to kick back, relax and have fun. But when the temperature rises, so do the number of noisy activities that could damage your hearing. No worries … by knowing the risks and protecting your…
Written By: Kathleen Page, NYS Licensed and Board Certified Audiologist Hearing loss is the third most common health problem among older adults in the U.S., after heart disease and arthritis. In honor of Better Hearing & Speech Month, let’s address a few of the many misconceptions around hearing loss. Myth #1 Exposed: The…
Written By: Kathleen Page, NYS Licensed and Board Certified Audiologist The effects of hearing loss are not the same for everyone. Many individuals with hearing loss find it difficult to understand speech and distinguish speech from background noise. For the hard-of-hearing person, effective communication is a challenge. While hearing aids greatly improve the listening experience,…
Canadian researchers found hospice patients could perform mental tasks upon request while at 10% brain function. Written By: Paul John Scott | Aug 29th 2020 – 8pm. ROCHESTER, Minn. — As anyone who has ever sat through the final hours of life with a loved one can tell you, the talking feels helpful, even if the patient can’t…
We did it again!! Thank you to everyone who’s voted for us, helping us be the Best of Long Island winners for 6 years! We are honored that we won Best of Long Island 5 years in a row from 2007 to 2011, and again in 2013. We have been nominated every year since then!…
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Is there a swimmer in your household? Or perhaps you want to block out annoying or distracting sounds? Whatever the case, you want to be sure to keep yours and your child’s ears healthy. Many ears are sensitive to the bacteria that may be present in swimming water, and/or are prone to infection. Keep your…