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Throughout our lives, for various reasons, we all face mood-related highs and lows. While we aspire to savor joyous moments, inevitably, there are times we feel sad. That’s normal and nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed about. Sometimes, we just have to roll with it… As healthcare consumers, proactively applying an Internal Locus of Control […]

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Back to school season is an ideal catalyst for kids of all ages to level up lifelong learning. While K-12 curriculum is methodically structured, adult healthcare consumers can elect to examine medical subjects which are personally relevant. In fact, there is a readily accessible array of trustworthy knowledge we all should benefit from. When talented […]

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With the 2024 Olympics in full swing, fans globally cheer on their favorite athletes to win Gold, Silver, or Bronze. From Archery to Wrestling, including traditional sports such as swimming or gymnastics and newer ones like skateboarding, talented competitors show results that reflect years of intense training. Watching them exercise their bodies presents a timely […]

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June’s Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month is an essential time to convey knowledge that empowers quality of life improvement. This is crucial when 6.9 million Americans, about 1 in 9 people aged 65 and older, are living with Alzheimer’s Dementia, thereby affecting 10s of millions of care-giving family members, friends, and colleagues. With aging demographics evident and incidence […]

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May is now known as: This is a key time to raise public awareness about human communication’s essential role in improving quality of life. Spreading the word is crucial, particularly with an aging population, noisy environments and concerns about societal loneliness. By caring for those with hearing loss, our compassionate practice aims to help them […]

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Ensuring you are In the Know about medically related factors is a responsibility our practices takes to heart. Systems-thinking is key: namely body systems such as circulatory, within which blood flow and toxins or impurities can negatively impact functionality of tiny auditory (hearing) and/or vestibular (balance) organs. Center for Disease Control (CDC) specifies: “The total […]

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March’s National Kidney Month is an opportune time to better understand kidney function and hear the facts about how it relates to our auditory system. Did you know your kidneys filter all of your blood up to 25 times daily? Located below the rib cage, on each side of your spine, kidneys are two bean-shaped organs about […]

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Every February is American Heart Month, an opportunity to raise awareness about how to manage and improve cardiovascular health. In 2024, we celebrate 100 years of community service by the American Heart Association, whose mission is … “To be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives.” Given heart disease prevalence, most of […]

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Your Eyes and Ears, Add Life to Years Our family wishes yours a happy and healthy 2024! In the year ahead, we will continue sharing useful educational information which supports you making well-informed hearing healthcare decisions. Your readership of our informative blogs is appreciated, with important feedback and questions welcomed. We seek to serve and […]

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What do we call a chronic malady, affecting 100s of millions of people globally, which: Is a common condition that is usually subjective, perceived only by the patient, and therefore diagnosis and monitoring rely on self-report? Can have a direct impact on a person’s emotional well-being, their hearing, and ability to sleep? Is the most […]

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