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What is an Audiologist? Audiologists are professionals who specialize in non-medical evaluation and rehabilitation services to people with hearing loss. An audiologist’s education includes a Masters or Doctorate degree in audiology and Oregon state licensure. Audiologists conduct a wide variety of tests to determine the nature of an individual’s hearing problem and identify the areas…
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Hearing Loss Comorbidities
Diabetes Patients with diabetes are twice as likely to suffer from hearing loss, possibly because high glucose levels, a telltale sign of diabetes, can damage the blood vessels in the inner ear. Even those with prediabetes are 30% more likely to experience hearing loss. Diabetics should have regular hearing checkups, because early detection is key…
Hearing Aid Service & Repairs
Hearing aids are built to provide many years of useful service. However, regular exposure to a harsh environment means they will occasionally encounter problems. No matter how fastidious you are when it comes to hygiene, the ear canals inevitably attract dirt, moisture and earwax buildup – all of which can wreak havoc with the electronic…
Hearing Aid Fitting & Counseling
When your audiologist recommends hearing aids, selection is only the beginning of the process. Equally important is the fitting, which involves programming your hearing aids and making adjustments to provide the correct levels of amplification for your particular hearing loss. Counseling is a necessary step to ensure you have realistic expectations, and is crucial for…
Custom Earplugs
Earplugs offer excellent protection from potential hearing loss. Because ears vary in size and shape, the most effective earplugs will be custom made from molds of your ears. Why Choose Custom Earplugs? If you have ever used regular store-bought earplugs, they were likely made of a foam-like material that allowed you to mold them into your…
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