Oracle Hearing Center, LLC

Oracle Hearing Center, LLC Using audiology to help others honor and shine the light within through better hearing.

04/16/2026

A mild to moderate loss can feel like..

Missing some of your partner’s words as she’s turned away from you.

Turning up the TV volume or turning on closed captions for your favorite TV shows.

Missing the punch line with friends as you sit around a table in a noisy restaurant.

Knowing what’s happening with your hearing can explain for these things. You may not be imagining it- it really could be a hearing loss that’s crept up on you.

If this is happening with your parent or partner, a hearing exam with an audiologist is a good start. Baby steps.

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04/15/2026

Imagine going to an eye doctor, and rather than glasses being prescribed based on a vision exam, you are told to select the best glasses on the table. Do you think you’d get the most accurate prescription?

This is often what happens when hearing aids are fit without Real Ear Measurement. Hearing aids are programmed based on an estimated prescription, and then the hearing provider asks you to describe how they sound. They then make adjustments based on your perception of the sound. The problem is, your perception may not be accurate, as you have gotten used not hearing many of the sounds that you’re supposed to be hearing.

With Real Ear Measurement, there is no guessing and you don’t ever have to wonder if your investment was worth it. Your hearing aids are programmed to meet soft, conversational, and loud speech goals as well as loudness comfort levels.

If you are wearing your hearing aids and still straining in conversations, a visit to an audiologist who runs best practices is in order.

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04/07/2026

He told us he woke up feeling fullness in his right ear that would come and go. Big chunks of wax were the culprit. Mission accomplished.

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04/05/2026

Earigator/Irrigating Myths Debunked

Myth: Irrigation hurts.
Truth: Ear irrigation is a comfortable and typically easy way to remove stubborn earwax, provided you have no contraindications (hx of ear infections, eardrum perforations, hx of ear surgery). In our office, we use a machine (The Earigator) that controls pressure and temperature.

Myth: It will cause dizziness.
Truth: If water is set to body temperature, it should not. Seven degrees more or less than body temperature can cause vertigo.

Myth: it will cause ear infections.
Truth: Water in the ears by default should not cause ear infections. It’s important to clear out water bubbles in the ear canal afterwards (which we routinely do). Irrigation is contraindicated for people with ear perforations, surgical ears, and with a history of outer ear infections.

Myth: I can do this at home.
Truth: Yes you can, with at home kits, (if it is safe for you and your ears), but *please* be so careful.

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04/05/2026

Earigator/Irrigating Myths Debunked

Myth: Irrigation hurts.
Truth: Ear irrigation is a comfortable and typically easy way to remove stubborn earwax, provided you have no contraindications (hx of ear infections, eardrum perforations, hx of ear surgery).

Myth: It will cause dizziness.
Truth: If water is set to body temperature, it should not. Seven degrees more or less than body temperature can cause vertigo.

Myth: it will cause ear infections.
Truth: Water in the ears by default should not cause ear infections. It’s important to clear out water bubbles in the ear canal afterwards (which we routinely do). Irrigation is contraindicated for people with ear perforations, surgical ears, and with a history of outer ear infections.

Myth: I can do this at home.
Truth: Yes you can, with at home kits, (if it is safe for you and your ears), but *please* be so careful.

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04/02/2026

Before you come for us (or our lovely patient) in the comments section:

#1: some people decline to remove their earrings and we respect their decisions.
#2: some patients feel more comfortable with irrigation as the method of removal. We also respect those preferences.

She told us her left ear had been feeling plugged up for the last few days. She did mention that she has a chronic wax buildup and that home remedies weren’t working. So glad we could help her here again.

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03/31/2026

He, in fact, did not have normal hearing. He had a hidden high frequency hearing loss and it took a specific test protocol to help him understand this. It also explained why he was experiencing tinnitus.

Where you go, who you see, how you are tested- it all matters. Listen to your body and advocate for what you know to be true.

An audiologist who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of tinnitus, and administers Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT), is someone who’s undergone extensive training with the founders and authorities on TRT, Drs. Pawel and Margaret Jastreboff and can treat your tinnitus towards habituation.

I am happy to say that we are providers of TRT, and if you are in our neck of the woods (Lawrenceville, NJ), we can help.

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Find an audiologist specializing in tinnitus at: www.ata.org.


03/27/2026

I am on a mission to get auracast broadcast systems in every place of worship, every conference room and lecture hall and theater. People with hearing loss should have accessibility to public broadcasts like everyone else.

If you have the following hearing aids, your devices are already auracast enabled: Resound Vivia, Starkey Omega AI, Starkey Edge AI, Oticon Intent, Oticon Zeal. You just need access to the auracast broadcast through the transmitter, which is a small box connected to the audio output of the broadcast system. I’ve included a link (https://amzn.to/4rX4Ais ). Please purchase and donate to your small town theater, place of worship, lecture hall.

🎧 What Auracast Does in a Place of Worship/Conference Room:
Auracast (Bluetooth LE Audio broadcast) lets a church (for example) transmit the sermon audio directly into hearing aids, cochlear implants, or earbuds—no receivers needed.
From your podcast notes: it’s “one-to-many broadcast audio”designed exactly for spaces like churches, theaters, and lecture halls




The 3 Core Components You Need
Every Auracast church system has these:
1. 🎙️ Audio Input Source
● Existing sound system (most churches already have this)
● Mixer board output (XLR / 3.5mm / RCA)


2. 📡 Auracast Transmitter (MOST IMPORTANT)
This is the “broadcast tower”

Types:
A. Entry-Level / DIY (Testing & Small Churches)
● Small dongles / consumer transmitters
● Limited channels (often 1–3)
● Lower reliability
👉 Good for:
● Small churches
● Pilot programs
● Demonstrations


B. Professional Installed Systems (Recommended)
● Rack-mounted or AV-integrated transmitters
● Designed for public venues
● Stable + scalable
👉 Look for brands moving into this space:
● Listen Technologies
● Ampetronic
● Williams AV
These companies already dominate hearing loops → they are transitioning to Auracast.

Link for simple plug and play auracast transmitter (living room, small place of worship, small lecture hall/conference room): https://amzn.to/4rX4Ais

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Address

134 Franklin Corner Road, Suite 104
Lawrenceville, NJ
08648

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Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

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