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03/28/23

Tips for Communicating if You Have Hearing Loss

Living with hearing loss can be an isolating experience. Conversations become a challenge, social situations are exhausting, and it’s easy to feel left out. It’s important to remember that you are not alone, and there are ways to improve your communication skills. In this article, we’ll provide tips for effective communication if you have hearing loss. By following these tips, you can feel more confident and connected in your daily life. Understanding Hearing Loss The...
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03/17/23

Working with Hearing Loss

Are you concerned that your hearing loss may affect your ability to succeed in the workplace? You are not alone. In fact, hearing loss affects approximately 48 million Americans and is one of the most common workplace disabilities. However, with the right strategies and support, individuals with hearing loss can still thrive in the workplace. In this article, we will discuss how to be successful at work when you have hearing loss, including understanding hearing...
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12/27/22

Start Your New Year with Better Hearing!

“What was that?” “What did you say?” If you find that you are asking these types of questions more and more often, it could signal a hearing loss. Hearing loss can often develop so gradually that it can be difficult to self-diagnose. However, even if you are unaware of the loss, it doesn’t mean it’s not affecting you. Hearing loss can start subtly, and overtime impact every aspect of your life from your relationships at...
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12/18/22

Understanding Hearing Tests

Many put off testing their hearing for seven to ten years on average, due to social stigmas and denial. However, a hearing exam is the first step towards seeking treatment and better communication throughout our life. Those who address their hearing are more likely to have stronger relationships throughout their life, have improved success in the workplace, a lower risk of cognitive decline and a lowered risk of falls and accidents.  Addressing hearing loss is...
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