Hearing Health
Speech Disability and Using the Telephone
If you have difficulty speaking due to cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, traumatic brain injury or other condition, you do not have to struggle to… Continue Reading
Keeping Maryland Residents Connected
Imagine how different your life would be if you were unable to use a telephone to keep in touch with family or friends, make appointments,… Continue Reading
Difficulty Hearing Over The Phone?
For people who have difficulty hearing, the simple act of using a telephone is often a challenging and frustrating experience. Whether it’s conducting business, speaking… Continue Reading
Assistive Telecommunications Equipment Provided By the State
Communicating by telephone is an important part of living an independent life. That’s why the Maryland Accessible Telecommunications (MAT) program offers a wide variety of… Continue Reading
Tinnitus: Ringing In the Ears
Recently there have been a large number of ringing in the ear inquiries which included questions such as: “What can you do about this train… Continue Reading
Your Hearing, Diabetes and Cardio Health
There are a combination of risk factors that could contribute to your hearing loss. Two of the most common risk factors include diabetes and cardiovascular… Continue Reading
Communicating With Patients In Unprecedented Times
It has been said that we are living in “unprecedented times” due to COVID-19. Despite that, we still need to communicate vital information to our… Continue Reading
After almost 28 years, Audiology Unlimited is Closing for Good
Audiology Unlimited – Upper Marlboro & Silver Spring is becoming Live Better Hearing & Balance! Locations throughout the Mid-Atlantic After 28 years in private practice… Continue Reading
Coronavirus and Your Hearing Health
How is the coronavirus affecting your hearing health? The symptoms of COVID-19 do not specifically target the ears. But, associated stress can. According to a… Continue Reading
New Technology: Open Ear Hearing
At one time or another every young child has stubbornly covered his or her ears to muffle unwelcome speech, proclaiming to the speaker, “I can’t… Continue Reading
