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09/21/2024

Today is World Alzheimer’s Day! Join us in raising awareness by knowing how to recognize the signs!

It is not always straightforward to differentiate between normal age-related cognitive decline and first signs of dementia such as memory changes that affect day-to-day abilities, difficulty doing familiar tasks, or changes in language and communication, among others.

If you or anyone you know is experiencing any of these signs, we encourage you to visit a healthcare professional.

09/18/2024

Did you know that many people still wrongly believe that dementia is part of normal aging?

According to the 2019 World Alzheimer Report, 62% of health care practitioners considered this statement true, and 1 in 4 of the general public thought there was nothing that could be done about dementia.

Each year on September 21st, World Alzheimer’s Day aims to raise awareness towards dementia and understanding the strong correlation between hearing loss and cognition.

09/16/2024

Did you know that hearing loss is the #1 risk factor for dementia?

We invite you to contact us for more information and awareness about early detection of hearing loss and hearing intervention. This can make a contribution to health and overall well-being!

03/01/2023

We have become a part of the Connect Hearing family, a nationwide network of hearing care centers. We are excited to bring you a range of even more services and top hearing care technology.

Make sure to visit our new page https://www.facebook.com/ConnectHearingElkGrove/

01/05/2023

Check out this inspiring story by The David Pakman Show that covers the adoption of Dave a deaf Pitbull by a Michigan teen who similarly suffers from hearing loss. To learn more visit

Walker Cousineau, 14, adopted Dave, a deaf pit bull who spent weeks in a Michigan animal shelter without any interest from others. Walker has hearing loss, too; the two are now fast friends.

01/03/2023

Check out this interesting article from CNN that covers how are hearing aids and dementia are related! To learn more visit https://cnn.it/3BceKEB

Hearing loss is far easier to treat than cognitive decline, experts say. And addressing the issue with tools like hearing aids may help prevent dementia, according to a new meta-analysis.

05/19/2022

Happy Older Americans Month! This year, let’s focus on how older Americans can age in place, remaining in their homes and communities and living independently. Untreated hearing loss increases the risk of cognitive decline, falls and social isolation. To stay independent, our audiology team can help test for hearing loss and treat it. Call us today to schedule an appointment.