The best way to increase your quality of life is to find out if you are experiencing hearing loss and, if so, the severity. Our goal is to accurately diagnose your hearing loss and help you select the best treatment choice that will:
It’s challenging to have relationships with those who are experiencing hearing loss, especially when you understand how better hearing could greatly improve their quality of life. It’s hard to watch a loved one’s hearing progressively decline or watch them lose confidence in conversations, become less active, or withdraw from activities that once gave them joy. When hearing loss leads to loss of balance or is mistaken for dementia or memory loss, that can be painful to witness.
It’s oftentimes hard to approach a loved one with your concerns about their hearing loss. It might be a tough conversation, but it’s the right decision. We understand that you want your loved one to experience better hearing. We’ve helped many concerned family members and friends learn how to help and which actions are the most successful. Even though it’s difficult, being proactive about your loved one’s hearing loss is the best way to address this problem. Call us today and we can help you figure out where to start.
Share your concerns in a polite and decent way without judging or demanding. If your loved one is not ready for hearing aids they may feel wary or defensive. Try to maintain a compassionate attitude as they go through the process of realization and acceptance.
It’s best to be practical and brief. Hearing is simply another aspect of health that should be evaluated and screened on a regular basis.
Frequently folks get overwhelmed with the beginning steps, and may benefit from an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about their hearing status. However, as they discover how much they can be helped by hearing aids their enthusiasm grows! Most people appreciate your concern and will come in to talk to us and get a hearing test to determine if they can be helped by a hearing aid.