Now Hear This Raleigh Hearing Aids & Audiology

05/29/2026

A belated birthday lunch for Dawn 🥳🎂🥰

05/29/2026

This past month we had our annual hearing screening day at Carolina Arbors. Thank you to all who attended! We love visiting Carolina Arbors and are so thankful for this wonderful community.

05/26/2026

We are so grateful Dr. Shop keeps us on the cutting edge of Audiology! Here are photos from the recent American Academy of Audiology Conference where Dr. Shop learned about the latest and greatest in hearing aid programming!

05/19/2026

Join us this Thursday at 7pm!

Topic: Getting the Most out of Your Hearing Aids: Dr. Egan's Tips & Tricks
Time: May 21, 2026 07:00 PM Eastern Time

https://us06web.zoom.us/meetings/82005864373/invitations?signature=9NtM65ErmRlnNEokc92WzqBmbEZCI8_tSC921OeIoao

05/18/2026

Happiest of birthdays to Dawn Geda! We love having you on our team and hope you are having an incredible birthday. Please share your birthday love with Dawn in the comments bellow!

05/07/2026

Curious about why some hearing aid clinics only work with one or two brands but others (like us!) work with all seven hearing aid brands? Learn more in Dr. Egan's latest video blog!

https://nowhearthisclinic.com/why-you-should-choose-a-hearing-aid-clinic-that-works-with-all-7-manufacturers

When it comes to treating hearing loss, one of the most important decisions you’ll make isn’t just which hearing aids to choose—it’s which hearing aid clinic you trust to guide you. And one factor that can make a major difference in your outcome is whether that clinic works with all major he...

05/05/2026

May is Better Speech and Hearing Month!
Madison, our Audiology Assistant, will be attending UNC's Doctor of Audiology program this fall. She shared 10 things she learned from working at Now Hear This that she will take with her through her graduate program!

1. Patients Come First: The most important thing I have learned as an Audiology Assistant is that patient care is the heart of audiology. NHT has taught me to equally value each person who walks in the door and to treat each issue, concern, or question with the respect the patient deserves.

2. Never Leave Patients with Unanswered Questions: Taking the time to explain procedures, results, or next steps thoroughly ensures patients leave feeling informed and confident. Clarity is a form of care, and even as I go into more fast-paced environments, I never want my patients to leave with more questions than they came in with.

3. The Importance of Best Practices: Real Ear Measurements (REM) aren’t just a protocol. Seeing the difference that proper testing and verification can make for a patient’s outcome reinforced that I will never cut corners as it is not only unethical, but ineffective.

4. Tricks of the Trade: Classrooms can’t teach everything. Two years of hands-on experience at NHT gave me a significant advantage, exposing me to complex issues I might not have encountered for years otherwise.

5. The Joy of Small Wins: Celebrating small victories, even with something as simple as a patient being able to insert their hearing aids by themselves for the first time, can be incredibly rewarding. Seeing the joy these small moments create reminds me why I chose this field and keeps me motivated to push through difficult days.

6. Teamwork Makes the Dream Work: NHT’s team showed me how collaboration elevates patient care. Every person on this amazing team has taught me so much over the years, and I am forever grateful for each and every one of them. Their compassion and care are unmatched, and I hope to carry forward the same level of thoughtfulness and dedication in any team I join in the future.

7. The Power of Empathy: Empathy is not just about being kind but about understanding the emotional weight of hearing loss. Putting myself in each patient's shoes ensures they feel heard, valued, and supported through their journey.

8. Patience, Patience, Patience: Rushing a patient can hinder their progress. I have learned that taking a little extra time to thoroughly walk a patient through something makes a huge difference, even when it comes to something as simple as changing a wax filter. I always encourage people to practice step-by-step in the clinic, take pictures and videos, and practice again! Just a few extra minutes go a long way in building confidence.

9. Continuous Learning: Audiology is always evolving and staying adaptable is key. Whether it’s new technology, research, or techniques, approaching every day with an open mind ensures I’m always growing and improving.

10. What My Future May Look Like: When I got my bachelor's degree, I was adamant that I would end up working in pediatrics. However, working with adults over the past two years has shown me the depth and reward of serving this population. Audiology is full of surprises, and I am excited to explore all it has to offer, and I am forever grateful to NHT for giving me a taste of everything this field has in store for me.

05/04/2026

Our very own Dawn Geda has been recognized in a recent Associated Press–featured announcement for her incredible journey from patient care coordinator to co-owner and community leader in hearing care.

Dawn’s story reflects what we believe at our core—that great hearing care is built on compassion, dedication, and truly listening to our patients. Over the years, she has helped shape Now Hear This® into a clinic focused on innovation, personalized care, and improving quality of life for those with hearing loss.

Her leadership continues to strengthen our mission of providing advanced hearing solutions, exceptional patient experiences, and a strong connection to the community we serve.

We are so proud of Dawn and grateful for the heart she brings to everything she does—for our patients, our team, and our community.

Read the full article here:
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Now Hear This® highlights Dawn Geda’s journey from patient care coordinator to co-owner, reflecting 14 years of leadership, compassion, and award-winning excellence.

04/30/2026

Join us in May for an Ear-Resistible Community Event:

Art Walk & Talk
May 9th, 11:00am-12:30pm
North Carolina Museum of Art

Come out on Saturday, May 9th at 11:00am for a relaxed walk through the outdoor museum park. We'll be meeting at the mirror labyrinth art display (pictured below), which is number 12 on the art walk map. The mirror labyrinth is conveniently located near the main parking area. From there, we'll explore the park and enjoy the art structures.

Feel free to bring your family and friends; everyone is welcome! The more the merrier!

Please note: this is an outdoor event, so in the case of rain, we will reschedule.

RSVP on our google form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdmN8JOkbU7f0pgXhldM7_ARBLpY3fDP5h-_jFB-BiURcFldw/viewform?usp=header
or on our meetup page: https://www.meetup.com/hearing-loss-support-group/events/314264439/?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=share-btn_savedevents_share_modal&utm_source=link&utm_version=v2&member_id=464740140

04/27/2026

We love to have fun at work! Enjoy our spring artwork from hearing aid battery stickers

04/24/2026

We are hiring! If you know a great audiology assistant, please send them our way!

Exciting opportunity in Raleigh, NC for Now Hear This Hearing Aids and Audiology as a Audiology A...