• Safety First on Fourth of July

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    If youโ€™ve lived in the Las Angeles area for the past few years, you probably have noticed that people like to get a jump on Fourth of July celebrations a little early. But if it…

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  • Hearing Better in Everyday Environments

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    When you have hearing loss, everyday listening environments that most people donโ€™t pause to think about can be a challenge. Below are some tips for improving your listening and communication in some challenging everyday situations.…

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  • What Is Single Sided Deafness?

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    Known as unilateral hearing loss, single sided deafness occurs when you have a reduction in your ability to hear in only one ear. While common, this type of hearing loss is not often talked about…

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  • Types of Pediatric Hearing Tests

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    Hearing is an essential sense for your childโ€™s speech, language and social development. Identifying hearing loss early is essential to ensure your child develops at a healthy rate alongside their peers. There are a variety…

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  • COVID-19

    We know that hearing and communication are essential in a time of emergency.ย  Social distancing does not have to mean social isolation for our patients. We want to make sure that you know there are…

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  • Six Tips for Driving with Hearing Loss

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    While hearing loss doesnโ€™t impact the ability to drive the same way vision loss does, it can still create safety barriers. Even a mild hearing loss can affect your ability to hear sirens, horns and…

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  • Whatโ€™s Dual Sensory Impairment?

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    Dual sensory impairment is the name for co-occurring hearing and vision loss. While both are common due to the natural aging process, they can also be the result of Usherโ€™s syndrome or other congenital factors,…

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  • Can Hearing Loss Be Reversed?

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    The short answer to this question is noโ€”or rather, not yet. But recent preliminary research from Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary show that re-growing missing or damaged cells in the inner…

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  • Decibel Hearing Congratulates the Winner of Hear for the Holidays Contest

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    In an effort to give back to the community, we ran an essay contest in December giving away a pair of Oticon premium hearing aids to an individual in need living with hearing loss. Choosing…

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  • Holiday Travel with Hearing Aids

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    Oh, thereโ€™s no place like home for the holidays might be a popular anthem this time of year, but many Southern California residents hit the roads or take to the skies to visit with relatives…

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