Hear For The Holidays
Give the Gift of Better Hearing [Nominations Closed]
Nominate a Special Somebody for the Ultimate Gift of Better Hearing This Holiday Season
The latest statistics suggest that hearing loss impacts 1 in 8 people.
This means that, statistically, there will be at least one person around your dinner table this holiday season that will be struggling to engage in conversations, missing the punchline of jokes, and feeling isolated when they should be at their happiest.
Whether they have chosen to prioritize the needs of others over themselves, are hesitant to seek treatment due to the financial requirements, or are hoping for some good luck, then this may be the ideal opportunity for them.
With a big part of our DNA being heavily focused on the community, we’re excited to open nominations for our annual ‘Hear for the Holidays’ giveaway.
This is where you can nominate a deserving somebody to win a complimentary pair of premium prescription hearing aids and premium hearing care.
It could be a loved one or somebody in the community that you believe deserves to be recognized for all that they do.
To enter, complete the form on this page and share the reason why they deserve to win, in as much detail as possible.
Then on November 30, 2022 we’ll be closing nominations and the winner will be selected and announced shortly after.
The winner will be invited to have a comprehensive hearing assessment and be fitted with a new pair of hearing aids to ensure they have the holiday season that they deserve!
Good luck!
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Winners
Meet Previous Winners
Flashback to November, we asked local residents to nominate someone in need of hearing support.
Our decisions were based on your touching stories that you sent in, and we were so moved by each and every one of them!
It was truly difficult to choose just one winner, so we decided to give two people the gift of hearing and a new life. On December 18, the House of Hearing announced the first winner as Carma, and three days later, Jared.
Through reading your nominations and your kind words sent in, we have truly recognized how remarkable each of you is and want to take the time to say thank you for all of your contributions.
STORIES
Patient Stories
“The staff was very professional and sincere.”
“I felt scared. I didn’t know what to expect. My biggest fear was losing my job and communication with others.
“My biggest concern was that my hearing loss would be untreatable. I wanted to have surgery and be done with it. That didn’t happen. I found out my hearing loss was neurological.
– Anna Wilcox
“It has reduced stress in my life in the biggest way. I would highly recommend The House of Hearing.”
“I remember being in meetings, worried that I was missing something important. I was always saying ‘Excuse me’ and staying away from all social settings because I could not hear the conversation. It was super, super embarrassing!
“I just wanted to be able to hear. And quit saying ‘Huh?’ all the time.
– Burk
“Clean office… friendly reception… quick service… professional attention!”
Brent came to the conclusion that ignoring his hearing loss would only make it worse, adding, “Getting old is the pits! I just figured that getting hearing aids might help everyday conversations.”
At first, he was initially concerned about receiving bad news, but as soon as he saw the “clean office… friendly reception
– C. Brent Arnell
“I can understand my kids better as well as communicate with my patients better as a full-time nurse.”
“I was 19 years old when my hearing started to drop.
“Hearing aids scared me, and I felt so bad about myself when I knew I needed hearing aids.
“The first time I visited, they were so nice. The first time I put on hearing aids,
– Clint Westenskow
“Go for it, what do you have to lose? They will help you to cope with the stress and getting hearing aids will make your life much easier.”
“I had a hearing problem for a long time, it wasn’t until my last years of work just before retiring that during several conference calls, I realized that my hearing in my right ear was completely gone.
“I spoke with House of Hearing and they told me that I needed a hearing aid.
– David Riechman