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Create a Communication-Friendly Home

Creating a communication-friendly home does not cost any more money than a home that was not designed to be deaf-friendly. 

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Should People Buy Hearing Aids Online or In Person?

The audiologist’s job is to educate you on your hearing loss and treatment options. A very important factor in successful hearing aid use is the provided follow-up care.

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Resources for College-Bound Students With Hearing Loss

Consult with a disability counselor at each prospective school to get a comprehensive understanding of all offered accommodations. This information will help students and their families determine which choice is best for them.

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14 Best Travel Tips for Families With Cochlear Implants

Going on trips with kids with hearing loss requires a little bit more forethought but is well worth the effort.

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What Is Inclusion, Really?

Being kind and courteous to everyone we meet, even when they aren’t kind to us, is hard. Believing people’s experiences and perceptions, even when they don’t match your own, is hard. 

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Management of the Tinnitus and Hyperacusis Patient: 30th Annual Conference

This conference is intended for otologists, audiologists, psychologists, hearing aid specialists, and nurses who provide clinical management services for patients with tinnitus. The conference will also provide information to patients who have tinnitus, their family, and friends.

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Top 3 Questions People Have About Their Ears

Earwax, hearing aid cost, and tinnitus rank as the three most frequently asked questions.

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Silence Is Bliss With a Few Home Adjustments

For hyperacusis patients, or people who have a sensitivity to everyday sounds, common household sounds can be a significant challenge, whether it’s a door closing or cooking a meal.

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The Ups and Downs of Being Hard of Hearing

If I may speak for all of us with a hearing condition, I ask our family, friends, and folks we interact with on an everyday basis to please be patient.

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Boost Connections With These Strategies

There is a specific type of social isolation that is more prevalent within the hearing loss community. “Medical isolation” occurs when patients feel little or no control over their health due to communication challenges with caregivers.

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