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This year for Better Hearing Month, the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association and American Academy of Audiology are focusing on communication and hearing care during the Covid-19 pandemic. Over the last several weeks, companies have had to find innovative ways of connecting with their employees, such as Zoom meetings, Google Hangout, FaceTime, and telemedicine visits. […]

It’s Back-To-School Time! The playful and eventful summer days will soon return to more structured learning days as most kids return to school for another year. Sometimes, this shift in routine can become hectic and stressful for kids and parents alike. Follow the tips below, provided by medical professionals, to help kick off a good

Hello, summer! The hot summer months are here and everyone is more likely to be outside for activities and events. Although it is enjoyable to participate in these outdoor activities, we must also remember to take necessary precautions for a safe, healthy summer! Follow these tips, as recommended by Federal Occupational Health, to ensure you

Today, greater emphasis is being placed on hearing health. During the month of May, we celebrate Better Hearing Month! We celebrate the sounds of life and encourage everyone to be more aware of their hearing health. As reported by the American Academy of Audiology, hearing loss affects approximately 37.5 million Americans (AAA, 2017). It is

When the seasons change, we are more exposed to allergens. After a cold and sometimes bitter winter season, it is a relief to see blooming trees, flowers and other plants! But with the spring thaw, viruses and allergens can also flourish. According to physicians, it is important to closely monitor symptoms you might experience to

Can moving the clock ahead one hour really make a big difference? Although you may think differently, Daylight Saving Time can have impacts on your sleep and overall health. Below is some important information to know to be best prepared for changing the clocks! For most individuals, adjusting to the fall time change is easier

February is National Heart Month. This February, learn more about heart health so that you may have the knowledge you need to live a healthy-heart life and deal with potential heart emergencies. According to Cleveland Clinic, heart attacks cause more deaths in the US every year than all forms of cancer combined. Coronary artery disease,

National Sleep Awareness Week reminds us that it is important to give our bodies adequate amounts of sleep each night to promote good overall health. Researchers remind us of the impact sleep has on memory. According to Dr. Jose Colon (NBC 2, 2017), “sleep deprivation can affect both short term and long term memory.” In

Do you find it difficult to follow a conversation in a noisy restaurant or in a group situation? Do you feel that people do not speak clearly? Do you feel that you can hear, but you do not always understand what people are saying? If you answered yes to these questions, you may have hearing