While hearing loss can occur at any age, the fact is it can manifest at any age. This is why it is particularly important to be aware of the signs of pediatric hearing loss. Screening for pediatric hearing loss is critical during a child’s early years. Even mild hearing loss can adversely affect development and
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce that Dr. Robert Woods, PhD, CCC-A, FAAA, ABA, Founder of Speech and Hearing Associates, has been selected to receive the New Jersey Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s (NJSHA) 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award! This award recognizes the remarkable accomplishments of a speech-language pathologist or audiologist who has made contributions to the field and to
Read MoreFor the nearly 38 million American adults who have hearing loss, sheltering in place may bring on some daily difficulties.
Read MoreSpeech and Hearing Associates is committed to serving the community during the COVID-19 pandemic. In order to help hearing aid users get the services they need during this time, we’ve launched a hearing aid hotline for the public. The hotline will operate Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM until 6 PM. We have staff answering
Read MoreSummer is here! And so are the fireworks, concerts, music festivals, motorized sports, and more.
Read MoreSpeech and Hearing Associates (SHA) wishes to ensure the health and safety of all our staff and patients. As we return to our offices, we have instituted the following policies and procedures so that you and your loved ones feel safe when you return for your next appointment. It is our goal to make everyone
Read MoreBelow are services that you can look forward to this summer: Contact Us Call Speech and Hearing Associates at 1-800-742-7551 or email us at [email protected]
Read MoreIn the interest of keeping our valued staff and patients healthy and safe in regards to the COVID-19 virus please be sure to read the following:
Read MoreAt Speech and Hearing Associates, we offer our patients complete hearing solutions. Our audiologists, consistent with current research and good medical practice, have been trained to see the hearing aid as the beginning rather than the end of the rehabilitative process. With the audiologist’s knowledge of psychoacoustics, bioacoustics, diagnostic audiology, auditory training, brain plasticity, auditory
Read MoreHelping patients with hearing loss avoid social isolation could be the key to a better quality of life and better physical and mental health as well as a renewed focus for the hearing healthcare profession.
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