Hearing Center at Eye Consultants of Atlanta

12/11/2025

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"Erin Rellinger has been my audiologist for more than eleven years, is always friendly, knowledgeable, knows her patients’ history and is familiar with the hardware, the software, the upgrades, and the research on those of us wearing hearing aids. The Hearing Center staff is professional and prompt. Highly recommend."
- S.K.

Thank you for your loyalty and kind words! Our entire team is dedicated to providing expert, personalized care year after year.

12/09/2025

🎄 Struggling to follow conversations at holiday gatherings? You’re not alone. Millions of adults experience hearing challenges, especially in noisy settings.

Simple strategies (like letting others know how you hear best) can make conversations easier and more enjoyable. We can help you find personalized solutions to stay connected this season.

💬 Talk to us about strategies and hearing care today!

12/08/2025

Please add the main Eye Consultants of Atlanta phone number to your contacts so our calls are not rejected as SPAM.

The Hearing Center can be reached directly at 404-591-2950.

All outbound calls our team makes to you will be from 404-351-2220.

The new smartphone filters are strong and will repeatedly reject us if we are an unknown number to you!

12/08/2025

Are misconceptions keeping you from seeking help for hearing loss? We understand your concerns and are here to debunk the most common mistruths about hearing aids.

Don't let fear or misinformation stop you from taking charge of your hearing health. We're here to guide you, answer your questions, and ensure you have all the knowledge you need to make informed decisions. 🌟💡
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12/07/2025

The Hearing Center enjoyed a Friday evening of celebrating with the Eye Consultants of Atlanta team at the Omni at the Battery! It was a great way to kick off the holiday season with our work family.

12/02/2025

👂 Did you know?
Research shows that about 1 in 3 people with chronic headaches also experience tinnitus. Experiencing ringing in your ears or frequent headaches?

Take control of your ear health — schedule your hearing and tinnitus evaluations today!

11/25/2025

👂 Ringing, buzzing, balance blips?
Some life-saving medications can quietly impact your ears. It’s a side effect called ototoxicity.

Stay a step ahead:
✅ Get a baseline hearing check before treatment
✅ Speak up about changes
✅ Keep your care team in the loop

11/24/2025

Living in a vibrant city can be a thrilling experience, but it's critical to be mindful of potential risks to your hearing. And some cities pose an even greater risk of hearing loss.

But don't fret! You can still enjoy the city life while protecting your hearing. Here's what you can do to reduce the risk of premature hearing loss:

1️⃣ Utilize earmuffs, earplugs, and other protective devices in noisy environments, like sporting venues or restaurants.
2️⃣ Limit prolonged time spent in places with sources of loud noise, like transportation hubs, recreation areas, construction sites, and nightclubs.
3️⃣ Keep the volume on your personal audio devices at a moderate level to prevent damage to your ears.
4️⃣ Maintain regular hearing evaluations to monitor your hearing health and address any concerns promptly.

Remember, prevention is the key!
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11/18/2025

🍬 Sweet Treats & Your Ears
Blood sugar balance isn’t just about energy levels, it can impact your hearing and your tinnitus.
✨ Discover how glucose swings can affect your inner ear and simple steps to keep both your body and hearing in harmony.

11/11/2025

2 Easy ASL Phrases to Learn This Holiday Season

With the holiday season just around the corner, learn these signs — perfect for holiday gatherings.

11/11/2025

👇🏻This is the most important tool for an audiologist.

We run your hearing aids in this fancy little test box:
1. Every 6 month hearing aid check
2. Every time we unbox a brand new hearing aid
3. Every time we unbox a repaired hearing aid
4. Every time a patient says their hearing aid isn’t working

It eliminates the guess work and gives real answers. It keeps our patients hearing well with their hearing aids!

What It Means: HIT Box (also called a test box)
Ever wonder how your provider makes sure your hearing aids are working their best? That’s where a Hearing Instrument Test (HIT) Box comes in.

This specialized tool lets HearingLoss.com®-Certified providers analyze your hearing aids in a controlled setting to verify that every program and sound output performs exactly as intended before it reaches your ears.

If you or a loved one have not been hearing as clearly as before, your devices may just need a quick check. The good news? Every HearingLoss.com-Certified Provider runs hearing aids through a HIT Box to ensure precision, consistency, and lasting performance.

🔗 Find a Certified Provider near you and get your devices professionally tested: link in the comments...

Photo credit: Worth Hearing Center, New Mexico

11/10/2025

Why Protect Residual Hearing? 🔊👂

Hearing aids are incredible devices. But here's the thing: they're not a cure for hearing loss. Instead, they work in harmony with your residual hearing.

Here's why you should cherish and protect your residual hearing:

1️⃣ Better Hearing Aid Performance: Hearing aids are custom-tailored to your unique hearing loss pattern, whether it's high-frequency or low-frequency. The more residual hearing you have, the more effectively your hearing aids can function.

2️⃣ Enhanced Sound Clarity: Residual hearing serves as the foundation upon which your hearing aids build. It allows you to discern nuances in speech and enjoy richer, more vibrant sounds.

3️⃣ Long-Term Hearing Preservation: Guarding your residual hearing is an investment in your auditory future. By protecting it, you reduce the risk of further hearing loss.

Looking for more information? Learn more about how hearing works - contact us today!
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