Desoto Eye and Ear, LLC

01/10/2023

We made it to the final 3! We would really appreciate your vote!
We're listed under Hearing Specialty Center.

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10/11/2022

**WEATHER UPDATE: Due to the forecasted severe weather, we will not be participating tonight.***

We hope everyone has a happy and safe Halloween
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02/03/2022

Our office is closed due to weather. However, we can be reached by telephone: 662-510-2138. Thank you and stay safe.

01/20/2022

New Apple TV+ show about real life author CeCe Bell, her experience as a child with hearing loss at four years old. While today's technology is much smaller, making hearing aids nearly invisible, this is an interesting insight to her unique story on being hard of hearing in the 1970s.

The new Apple TV+ kids show "El Deafo" uses unusual sound design in order to present the experience of being deaf or hard of hearing.

02/16/2021

Our office will be closed again tomorrow. (Tuesday). The roads are not safe right now. We’ll play it by ear for the rest of the week.👂🏼🥸👂🏼
Please call our office if you need immediate assistance. 662-510-2138.

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors declared a local Proclamation of Emergency, in coordination with the Governor’s State of Emergency, in response to the severe winter weather conditions.
Travel conditions are becoming increasingly dangerous with some roads impassable. Trees, limbs, and power lines can fall because of wintry precipitation. DeSoto County is facing record breaking cold temperatures with wind chills below zero degrees. The Proclamation of Emergency authorizes the use of extra resources to aid in storm response efforts.
DeSoto County Emergency Services is asking everyone to use extreme caution to protect from the elements and recommends the following safety precautions.
• Stay home and do not drive unless it is an extreme emergency.
• Gas companies ask you set your thermostats to 68 degrees or less to help conserve natural gas consumption.
• Be cautious when using alternative heat sources.
• If using a space heater, make sure it is placed away from flammable materials and do not leave it unintended.
• Do not use a stove for heat because it can cause carbon monoxide poisoning.
• Only operate generators outdoors. Do not operate a generator inside your home or garage.
• Letting water drip from a faucet during extremely cold weather can relieve water pressure and help prevent pipes in your home from bursting.
• If you suspect your pipes are frozen and may have burst, turn off your water at the main shut-off valve and call a plumber.
• Stay clear of downed power lines. Even if the electricity appears to have been turned off, leave the lines alone.
• Turn off all home appliances to prevent a surge once the power is turned on again.

Monitor the DeSoto County Government and Desoto County Emergency Services pages for updated information.

02/15/2021

Our office doors will be closed today but you can still reach us by phone. Our office # is 662-510-2138👂🏼🤟🏼
Stay home and stay safe! 🥶❄️

02/02/2021

We’re excited and honored to be nominated for DeSoto’s Best! We’d really appreciate your vote!
You can vote once a day until Feb. 15th. 👂🏼🤟🏼🦻🏼

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03/24/2020

02/13/2020

Just a reminder to go vote! 👂🏼🤟🏼Louie Sanders Martha Hipp Roberts Christy Franklin Dunlop

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02/06/2020

We are very honored to be nominated for DeSoto's Best. Pease take a minute to VOTE for us!

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