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In 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:

At 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

Helping 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.

Many people with hearing loss feel embarrassed or frustrated when it comes to romance and dating, but it doesn’t have to be so. Here are some tips on how to enter the dating scene confidently. Dating can seem daunting enough without other factors in your life coming into play. There’s the matter of chemistry, communication,

Uncorrected hearing loss may raise the risk of mental and physical health problems and leads to higher hospitalization rates and health care costs, according to research published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).

Keeping the people you love in the conversation and part of the celebration is one of the most meaningful things you can do this holiday season. Even when surrounded by loved ones, a friend or family member’s difficulty hearing can make them feel cut off.

Your heart and hearing may have more in common than you realize. Speech and Hearing Associates is raising awareness of the link between hearing loss and cardiovascular disease for World Heart Day, September 29.