Chippendale Audiology

10/21/2025

This National Audiology Awareness Month, we’re celebrating the impact hearing healthcare makes every day.

Whether it’s helping a child hear for the first time, reconnecting families, or protecting hearing for the future—audiologists change lives.

Celebrate with us by giving yourself a gift … the gift of hearing … scheduling your own hearing check today.

10/15/2025

Hearing the Call: 2026 Trips Update

This fall, Hearing the Call has made several trips making an impact in Peru, Zambia, and South Africa— and the journey isn’t slowing down.

Next up:
🇬🇹 Guatemala
🇧🇷 Brazil
🇯🇲 Jamaica

Each trip is a chance to Go, Give, and Grow — going beyond ourselves, giving from the heart, and growing as a global community.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of a life-changing experience in 2026. Space is limited, and trips will open to the public at the beginning of November!

10/14/2025

We at Chippendale Audiology want to remind you to protect your hearing during National Audiologist Awareness Month.

Noise from concerts, earbuds, or even lawnmowers can cause lasting damage.

Simple steps make a big difference:
• Keep the volume down
• Take listening breaks
• Use hearing protection when it’s loud

If you have any concerns, give us a call at (239) 230-3799.

10/07/2025

Hearing isn’t just about your ears—it’s about your brain.

Untreated hearing loss can increase the risk of cognitive decline, memory challenges, and social isolation.

This month, let’s shine a light on the connection between hearing and brain health.

Better hearing = better living. If you would like to experience the difference, stop by our offices or call, (239) 230-3799.

10/01/2025

October is National Audiology Awareness Month!

Did you know hearing health is directly connected to communication, safety, and even brain health? This month, we’re raising awareness about the importance of regular hearing check-ups.

Take the first step: schedule your hearing test today! You can call us at (239) 230-3799.

09/30/2025

Did you know? Getting a hearing aid in your 60s can reduce dementia risk by 61%.

Your brain and your ears are deeply connected — untreated hearing loss strains memory and focus. Early action matters!

Get tested. Get treated. Protect your brain health.

Give us a call today!

09/25/2025

Do you ever hear ringing, buzzing, or humming in your ears when no sound is present?
That’s called tinnitus — and it affects over 25 million Americans regularly.

Causes can include:
• Noise exposure (concerts, earbuds, loud work environments)
• Hearing loss
• Ear infections or medical conditions
• Stress and certain medications

While there’s no “one cure,” there are proven ways to manage tinnitus: sound therapy, hearing aids, relaxation techniques, and professional audiology care.

You don’t have to live with the ringing alone. Support and solutions are available. Give as a call here at Chippendale Audiology at (239) 230-3799.

Protect your hearing. Seek help early. Reclaim the quiet.

09/24/2025

This was one of my most challenging and fulfilling volunteer experiences as an audiologist. ♥️

Hearing the Call trekked into the Himalayas to hold a hearing clinic for those in need.

09/23/2025

Today we celebrate the International Day of Sign Languages — a reminder that communication is a human right.

Sign language empowers millions of people around the world who are Deaf and hard of hearing to connect, learn, and thrive.

As audiologists and hearing health advocates, we honor and support:
• The beauty and diversity of sign languages
• The importance of accessibility and inclusion
• The right of every person to express themselves and be understood

Whether through hearing technology, sign language, or both — everyone deserves a voice.

Let’s work together for a world where no one is left out of the conversation.

09/19/2025

☠️🦜 Ahoy, mateys! Today be Talk Like a Pirate Day! While ye may shout “Arrr!” and “Yo ho ho!” with yer crew, remember this: loud voices and cannon-like noises can harm yer hearing!

Protect yer ears so ye don’t end up sayin’, “What was that, matey?” more than ye’d like.

⚓ Pro tip: Whether it’s cannon fire, concerts, or construction, use hearing protection so ye can keep hearin’ the waves and the wind for many voyages to come.

On Talk Like a Pirate Day, remember:
⚓ Pirates didn’t have audiologists… but YOU do.
⚓ Schedule a hearing check before yer “Arrr!” becomes “Eh?”
⚓ Protect yer hearing so ye can enjoy all the sounds of the seven seas.

🦜 Aye, yer ears be priceless treasure — guard them well!

09/16/2025

What is Hearing the Call?

Hearing the Call is a movement of audiologists and communities working together to bring the gift of hearing to people in need — both here at home and around the world.

We believe:
• Everyone deserves access to hearing healthcare.
• Hearing connects people to family, work, education, and life itself.
• By giving the gift of hearing, we restore not only sound… but hope, dignity, and opportunity.

From local clinics to global outreach trips, Hearing the Call empowers audiologists to serve, and patients to reconnect with the world around them.

Because when people hear better, they live better.

When you support Clarity Audiology & Hearing Solutions, it means you are supporting Hearing the Call and advancing hearing healthcare and awareness around the world. Thank you for taking this journey with us.

09/10/2025

Today is World Patient Safety Day — a reminder that safe, high-quality healthcare is everyone’s right.

At Clarity Audiology & Hearing Solutions, we believe patient safety means more than hearing tests and hearing aids. It’s about protecting your ability to stay safe every day:
• Hearing alarms, alerts, and emergency instructions
• Staying aware of traffic and potential dangers while walking or driving
• Clearly understanding medical directions and care plans
• Ensuring hearing devices are fitted and functioning properly

Safe hearing care = safer lives. When you protect your hearing, you protect your health, independence, and safety in the world around you.

On this World Patient Safety Day, let’s remember: Hearing well is living safe.