Valley Audiology & Hearing Center

06/14/2023

Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids: Did You Try Them & They Didn’t Work Out? We Can Help

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04/19/2023

April Is National Lawn and Garden Month. Celebrate by Protecting Your Hearing.

Hearing protection is a proven, effective way to minimize the risk of hearing damage, and it doesn’t have to mean a muffled, plugged experience for the wearer. You can get earplugs for as little as a few dollars for 20 pairs at a pharmacy, but there are also over-the-counter options that allow conversation to come through but block loud noises. You can even buy custom-fit earplugs that match the contours of your ears for maximum comfort.

Lawn care doesn’t have to hurt your hearing — contact us to set up a hearing protection consultation!

02/21/2023

How Do I Get the Most Out of a Hearing Evaluation?

You're already off to an ideal start — it’s important to see a trained hearing professional. They’ll help you make safe, effective decisions about your hearing health. But let’s get to some specifics — keep the following in mind.

It’s More Than a Hearing Screening.

Hearing care isn’t one-size-fits all. A simple hearing screening (“Can you hear this tone?”) is important, but it doesn’t reveal enough about your situation.

Hearing is complex, so your appointment is a comprehensive evaluation. And the more engaged you are in the process, the better your outcomes will be.

Call Valley Audiology & Hearing Center for comprehensive hearing evaluation at 267-684-6171.

02/16/2023

Nothing’s more important to Dr. Bome than delivering the highest levels of service. The highlight of her work is helping patients improve their quality of life by hearing better.

02/07/2023

February is National Heart Month! Here's our second fact of the month:

A study reviewing national health surveys found that the majority of older adult respondents who had heart failure were also experiencing hearing loss, per a Harvard news report on the investigation. A separate study discovered that a history of heart attack could mean at least a two-fold chance of hearing loss for women.

02/01/2023

February is National Heart Month! Here's our first fact of the month:

Like hearing loss, which affects more than 1.5 billion children and adults, per the World Health Organization, cardiovascular disease — including heart disease and stroke — is a global challenge affecting people of all walks of life. It’s the No. 1 killer worldwide, with nearly 18 million deaths annually, according to public-health estimates.