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Brain Exercises Could Help You Hear in Noise

In Hearing Health, Hearing Loss, Tips & Tricks by Dr. Jason Leyendecker

You know how hard it can be to differentiate speech from noise if you’ve ever had a conversation in a place with loud background music or other noise. Even with recent technical advances, it remains one of the most significant obstacles for hearing aid to help a patient discern speech in loud environments.  However, research is now pointing to the …

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Can Hearing Aids Be “Stylish”?

In Hearing Loss by Dr. Jason Leyendecker

You might remember hearing aids of the past as bulky and not very stylish. However, keeping up with industry trends for electronic devices, major hearing aid manufacturers have produced sleek and sophisticated designs combined with cutting edge technology.  More young people are getting hearing loss As seen In the past few years, hearing loss is skewing younger. Statistics indicate that …

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Improving Communication with Your Family

In Hearing Loss by Dr. Jason Leyendecker

Being a family member grappling with the hearing loss of a loved one is hard. The inability to have just a conversation with someone you have spent most of your life talking to can be disheartening, isolating, and frustrating. Communication is the foundation of all relationships, and hearing loss directly undermines our ability to hold a regular and open dialogue.  …