Untreated Hearing Loss Can Lead To More Difficulties Can you hear the sound of: A bird singing in the garden? Your sister’s voice on the phone? A car’s turn signal? Friends’ conversation at a favorite restaurant? Your neighbors’ knock on your front door? A child’s giggle? The theme song to your favorite TV show? In
10 Signs It May Be Time To Have Your Hearing Checked 1. You find yourself saying “what?’ or “excuse me?” a lot, or asking people to repeat themselves. 2. You feel like no one speaks clearly anymore. 3. Friends and family members remark that you keep the volume of your TV up very loud. 4.
Researchers have three main theories about why there is a link between hearing loss and dementia. The first is social isolation, notable because isolation has already been proven to be a risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease. Studies by John Cacioppo, a professor at the University of Chicago, on the effect of isolation on health have
New research from John Hopkins University finds that hearing loss accelerates the decline of brian function in older adults. Older adults with hearing loss are more likely to develop problems thinking and remembering than older adults whose hearing is typical, according to a study by John Hopkins researchers. To find out more about this study,
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Saline Audiology is striving to increase public awareness about hearing Loops. We have first hand knowledge of the incredible difference a hearing Loop makes for a person that is hearing impaired. Clergy, church administrators, movie theater management, owners of banquet facilities, retirement homes to name a few, all need to know that most users of hearing
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Whether you are called Mom, Mother, Ma, Nana, Grandma, Grandmother or Granny, we hope you can hear that sweet voice that speaks your name this Mother’s Day! Happy Mother’s Day from Saline Audiology!
Due to reverbration, distance to the sound source and ambient noise intelligibility is often reduced. Increasing loudness can make it more difficult for a hard of hearing person to understand the message. What is important is to increase the intensity of the signal (for example the sermon or other message) in proportion to the other
Advantages of a hearing Loop include: Inconspicuous; no need to locate, check out and wear a visuable headset. Use of universal frequency that any T-coil equipped instrument can pick up Eliminates hygienic concerns Listeners use hearing instruments they own and as a result, the sound is optimized for their personal hearing loss and needs Hearing
