PATIENT RESOURCES
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Seeing and Hearing: How Your Senses Leave You at Risk for Dementia
Vision Loss and Dementia: The Science Recent reporting in major scientific journals, including reports from the National Institutes of Health, has made significant strides in understanding the links of vision loss and cognitive decline. Although much work is still to...
Understanding Patient Satisfaction with NeuroTechnologyTM
Hearing aids are incredibly successful in the treatment of hearing loss and have helped thousands of patients to transform their lives. But when it comes to your hearing health, a “one size fits all” attitude isn’t appropriate. All of our team at The House of Hearing...
Does Your Parent Need NeuroTechnologyTM To Treat Their Hearing Loss?
It’s often only when we grow up and become parents ourselves that we realize how much our parents have done for us. It feels great to give back to our parents and be there for them when they need us. The stubbornness of elderly parents is all too common, and this...
Are Hearing Aids Worth The Investment?
For people with a hearing loss, hearing aids often play an important role in reconnecting them to the world of sound. However, hearing aids can be costly, with a pair of modern hearing aids costing up to $7,000. So it’s no surprise why many patients question their...
The Different Types of Hearing Aids/Styles
If the time has come for you to wear hearing aids, many thoughts might be spiraling around in your head at the moment. Many patients expect large, clunky, and unattractive devices. So when I show them what today’s hearing aids look like, the response usually is a big...
Common Hearing Aid Problems & How to Fix Them
At House of Hearing, patient care doesn’t end once your new hearing aids are switched on. My team and I will help you to get the most out of your new devices and explain how to care for them properly. New hearing aids often require adjustments and tweaks to ensure...
The Different Types of Hearing Loss
Forty-eight million Americans are affected by hearing loss. That’s roughly 1 out of 10 people. Some of the common signs of hearing loss include needing to increase the TV volume, struggling to follow conversations, and asking others to repeat themselves. The sooner...
What is Tinnitus and What Can I Do About it?
Tinnitus affects approximately 15 million Americans. For each sufferer, the symptoms may vary from whistling sounds to ringing, from buzzing sounds to ticking, and it can present itself as intermittent sounds or a non-stop noise from several months to many years. I...