Hearing Loss & Dementia: A Correlation Worth Caring About
Written by Dr. Jocelyn Doré Recent research has found that hearing loss and cognitive decline are linked. In the field of audiology, we have long suspected that there was a link between hearing loss and loss of mental acuity, however studies from Johns Hopkins have revealed concrete evidence that supports these suspicions. The study monitored […]
Do I Have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
Written by Dr. Sohel Islam Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is one of the most common disorders of the hand. It affects thousands of people every year. Unfortunately, there are a lot of misconceptions about the disorder, especially about treatments and their effectiveness. Carpal tunnel syndrome can occur at any age, but typically occurs in adults. Since […]
Mommy Makeovers: What They Are & When They’re Appropriate
Written by Dr. Stacey June We all know what being a Mom is about, and how it changes your body… so what is a “Mommy Makeover?” Well, while nobody would deny that these precious little bundles of joy are worth it, they certainly change the appearance of our bodies. Let us also not forget about […]
Protecting your Ear, Nose & Throat: Summertime Tips to Consider
Written by Donna Haupt With summertime now in full swing, the sun & warmth are not the only things you should have on your mind when you’re outside enjoying activities. To best take care of your Ears, Nose & Throat, the following are some tips to consider the next time you’re outside enjoying seasonal fun. […]
Developing a Skincare Regimen: A Guide for Practical Routines
Written by Heather Colon, LPN Overwhelmed with skincare products? Most people searching for the Fountain of Youth tend to find themselves buying a multitude of products and then asking, “what do I do with them?” If this sounds like you, you’ve come to the right place. When patients come into the office seeking advice on […]
Hearing Loss: Points to Keep in Mind This Summer
With summer’s steady approach, the weather is changing and so, too, are our daily activities. In this video blog, Advanced Specialty Care audiologist, Dr. Olivia Mitchell, shares some Hearing Loss tips you should keep in mind while you’re out having fun this season. To schedule time with an audiologist at Advanced Specialty Care, call us […]
Hearing Aids & Generation X: A Blossoming Relationship
Written by Dr. Jocelyn Doré As I approach 18 years as an audiologist at Advanced Specialty Care, I am noticing a phenomenon. The patient sitting across from my desk frequently looks like me in terms of age. It is more and more common that a patient comes in with a date of birth in the […]
Rashes On the Face: Is It Acne, Rosacea, or Demodex?
Written by Dr. Dmitriy Timerman With another summer in the books, a new school year in session, and the holiday season’s steady approach, now is the time of being in the company of others more consistently, and therefore more conscious of a familiar enemy we’ve all dealt with: unsightly red bumps on the face. One […]
Dinner & Conversation: Managing Hearing Loss in Loud Restaurants
Written by Dr. Olivia Mitchell Often, people with severe hearing loss struggle to hear conversation when there is a significant amount of background noise. If you’re one of those people, you are more than aware of the challenges noisy restaurants can cause. To ensure that you’re getting the most out of your dining experience, the […]
The Rise and Fall (and Rise Again) of Hearing Aid Manual Controls
19 years ago when I was in graduate school studying Audiology, most hearing aids had a volume wheel. Perhaps you remember a family member turning their hearing aids down when they were whistling. By twisting a wheel forward or backward, the hearing aid got louder and softer. Hearing aids did not have automatic gain control […]