Hearing Problems?
“I’d like you to get your hearing aids adjusted.” “Sorry. I think we are out of mustard.” Saline Audiology we help you Listen to Life
“I’d like you to get your hearing aids adjusted.” “Sorry. I think we are out of mustard.” Saline Audiology we help you Listen to Life
Saline Audiology can answer your questions about Hearing Loops and T-coils! Call us today for information or to schedule a free site-survey and demo for your church or place of business. 501-778-3868 or 501-922-0053 www.arkansasloops.com
Tinnitus is not a disease itself; it is a symptom that something is wrong in the auditory system, including the ear, the auditory nerve, and the areas of the brain that process sound. Hearing loss occurs with roughly 90% of tinnitus cases. Noise-induced hearing loss and age-related loss are some more common causes of tinnitus.
at Church, at Home, at Work or at School For more information about a hearing loop, call Saline Audiology. 501-778-3868 or 501-922-0053
Saline Audiology is a full service audiology practice owned and operated since 1997 by veteran doctors of Audiology, Lisa Richey and Credonna Miller. With offices in Benton and Hot Springs Village, the clinics offer a wide range of services for infants through geriatrics. Evaluations and follow-up care are provided for all types of hearing problems,
Saline Audiology can perform hearing exams for all aged children starting with newborns. If you have concerns or questions about your child’s hearing, call us at 501-778-3868.
Saline Audiology would love to be your full service audiologists! We specialize in evaluations and follow-up care for all types of hearing problems, dizziness/vertigo, and state-of-the-art hearing aid fittings. Saline Audiology 501-778-3868 or 501-922-0053 www.salineaudiology.com
Nerve-type hearing loss is a reduction in the ability to hear sounds, to hear clearly or to understand speech. The first sounds to disappear are the high-frequency sounds, like the voices of women and children. People with high frequency, nerve-type hearing loss complain that they hear but can’t understand. The condition is worse in the
A hearing aid is a battery-powered, electronic device that makes listening easier for people with a hearing loss. A hearing aid consists of a microphone, an amplifier and a receiver. The microphone picks up sounds in your acoustic environment and turns them into electronic signals. The amplifier selectively amplifies the acoustic electronic signals. The receiver
FOR PEOPLE ON THE GO… Saline Audiology has just the right hearing aid for your active lifestyle! Schedule and appointment for a hearing screening and to find out about the latest technology in hearing aids! Saline Audiology 501-778-3868 or 501-922-0053 www.salineaudiology.com