Hearing Health
Addressing Tinnitus With Effective Solutions You Might Not Know About
Tinnitus – the constant ringing, buzzing, or whooshing in your ears – can be incredibly disruptive. Affecting millions of people worldwide, it disrupts daily life,… Continue Reading
Keeping Maryland Residents Connected
Discover how Maryland Relay, located in Baltimore, MD, provides essential services for those with hearing difficulties, ensuring everyone stays connected.
How a Chicago Doctor Shook Up the Hearing Aid Industry with His Newest Invention
New technology works better and costs 90% less CHICAGO: A local board-certified Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) physician, Dr. S. Cherukuri, has just shaken up the… Continue Reading
NEW TECHNOLOGY – Over-the-counter or Prescription Hearing Aids?
The latest technology in hearing aids will include advances in sound processing to manage loudness input, background noise, and speech intelligibility. This is accomplished with… Continue Reading
6 Secrets to Getting Your Stubborn Parent to Try Hearing Aids
From a doctor that has helped over 300,000 Americans Convincing your parents to wear hearing aids can be challenging, but it’s essential for their overall… Continue Reading
Five Important Reasons To Schedule A Yearly Hearing Exam
If you haven’t had a hearing exam recently, you may be missing out on an opportunity to not only maintain good hearing health, but also… 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
Hearing Loss and Your Overall Health
Your hearing can be related to many aspects of your overall health; including but not limited to your physical and social well-being. Research has indicated… Continue Reading
Assistive Telecommunications Equipment Provided By the State
Explore the Maryland Relay program by Telecommunications Access of MD in Baltimore, MD, offering assistive telecommunications solutions to enhance communication for residents in need.
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
