Mobile Audiology of North Texas

08/25/2025

Dr. Salazar works with many patients with dementia and their familes and has personal experience with family members with dementia too. Be Light Care Consulting provides great resources that can inform and help care partners of people with dementia.

We're a leading source in dementia education, on a mission to empower respectful, compassionate care.

07/25/2025

Many thanks to our patients in Celina and Prosper for voting us Best Audiologist!

07/09/2025

Forbes again has ranked audiologist in its top ten list of low-stress professions and Dr. Salazar concurs! She loves being able to help people hear and live better while maintaining her own work/life balance.

07/04/2025

Happy Independence Day!

05/31/2025

05/23/2025

Our office will be closed from May 26-May 30. Wishing everyone a wonderful Memorial Day!

05/13/2025

Happy Taco Tuesday!

05/06/2025

As amount of exposure time and volume increase, chances of damage to your ears also increases. Be careful out there!

05/01/2025

Dr. Salazar has personally seen early in her career the effect on a person's life this program can ensure and has seen on international missions the effect when children with congenital hearing loss are not identified and treated as early as possible. Early identification of hearing loss is key to early treatment which affects outcomes that can shape an entire life. Please consider urging Congress to reenact this vital program!

The federal government’s grant funding and technical support to help states administer newborn hearing screening programs has proven to be extraordinarily effective over the years. However, recent federal changes and proposed budget cuts will negatively impact these vital state level programs.

ASHA advocates and staff are meeting with congressional supporters and others to urge them to protect newborn hearing screening programs. Learn more and send a letter to your members of Congress: https://at.asha.org/CM

05/01/2025

On April 1, the entire branch of the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) program was eliminated. This program works with states to analyze data to help communities follow up with families in order to ensure that babies born d/Deaf or hard of hearing get support as early as possible.

EHDI is run partially out of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and partially out of the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). It helps states coordinate newborn hearing screenings and respond to infants who fail their hearing tests. It falls under the CDC’s Disability and Health Promotion branch.

This entire branch was eliminated in the April 1 cutbacks at CDC that slashed about 2,400 employees. EHDI had eight full-time workers and one fellow; all but one of the positions were eliminated.

Please consider contacting your congressional representatives to support this important program.

On April 1, President Trump’s administration eliminated the entire branch of the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) program that works with states to analyze data to help communities follow…

04/30/2025

Podcast Episode · Twenty Thousand Hertz · 04/30/2025 · 28m

04/29/2025

Hearing aids cut the rate of cognitive decline by nearly half in older adults at high risk of dementia.