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My newborn failed their hearing screening – now what?

My newborn failed their hearing screening – now what?

Of the over 3 million children that are born every year in America, 98% of them will have their hearing screened within the first few days of life. And while many pass, some don’t. What that means is that something is causing their ears to not respond the way that we...
ENT vs Au.D. Who will you see next?

ENT vs Au.D. Who will you see next?

When dealing with any ear related issues, , many often wonder what doctor they need to see as there seems to be more than one. To see. working with ears are otolaryngologists/ENTs (Ear, Nose, and Throat doctors) and Audiologists. While both types of providers work...
The Secret Life of Everyday Sounds

The Secret Life of Everyday Sounds

Have you ever noticed how you can almost sense your coffee machine about to start before it even brews? That’s your brain doing its thing—constantly learning and predicting the sounds around you. Over time, we get so good at it that we can recognize everyday...
“Will My Insurance Help Pay for Them?”

“Will My Insurance Help Pay for Them?”

Hearing aids can make a big difference. They help people enjoy talking with friends, listening to music, and joining family fun. But hearing aids can also be expensive. That’s why many people ask, “Will my insurance help pay for them?” The answer is different for...
How Silence Shapes the Brain

How Silence Shapes the Brain

The Sounds You Don’t Hear: How Silence Shapes the Brain – Silence can feel peaceful, but it also has a surprising effect on the brain. When your ears aren’t picking up sound—whether from hearing loss, quiet moments, or even earplugs—your brain doesn’t just turn...
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