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Remote Hearing Care Services in Berkeley with ‘TeleAudiology’
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected every one of us. With the "shelter-in-place" order and social distancing practice now in effect across California, and some of our patients having to completely self-isolate in their homes, face-to-face audiology appointments have...
‘Berkeley Hearing Center’s’ Latest COVID-19 Announcement
During such a difficult and unprecedented time as this, we want you to know that Berkeley Hearing Center remains open with new procedures to continue to support our patients while minimizing face-to-face visits to prioritize your health, other patients and our team. A...
Bring the Light!
How are you doing? In this unprecedented time of COVID-19, I don’t know how to really answer that question anymore. There are so many emotions I’m dealing with, along with everyone else. Naturally, I’m worried for those I love who are being affected by this in...
Tinnitus: What Is It and What Can You Do About It?
Nearly 15 million Americans struggle with tinnitus, but few make an effort to seek measures designed to manage it, left untreated, the symptoms of tinnitus multiply, causing more and more damage to your hearing. Characterized as a persistent and uncomfortable noise,...
Preserve Your Hearing With These 10 Easy Tips
Although senior citizens are in the age group representing the highest risk for hearing loss, a startling prevalence of hearing loss in younger people is noted in a World Health Organization (WHO) report. The report estimated that approximately 1.1 billion teens and...
Reasons to Visit an Audiologist for a Hearing Assessment
Without respect for age, location, or social status, hearing problems are widespread. In fact, 15% of American adults have hearing problems, according to the National Institute of Health (NIH) statistics. This percentage includes approximately 37.5 million people....
Troubleshooting 4 Common Hearing Aid Problems
Among the best options for promoting greater independence and improving your quality of life is a hearing aid. However, like any tool, they only work when they are in your ears and performing according to design. Many frustrated patients end up tossing their hearing...
Getting Help with Your Hearing Loss Improves Your Relationships
Communication failures are among the most significant contributors to damaged relationships. Relationship damage stems from a variety of different sources related to hearing loss, all of which have a remedy. Restoring failed relationships for those with a hearing loss...
Hearing Aids: An Investment into Your Quality of Life
The majority of people, whether young or old, will experience a hearing loss at some point in their lives. It is better to come to terms with this undeniable truth than to suffer in silence. However, some do just that, worrying that hearing aids are a hassle to use...
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