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luetooth hearing aids have caught the imagination of the
buying public in the last few years. These smartphone-
compatible hearing aids are equipped with advanced noise
reduction technology and precise directional microphones. These
new innovations will help to make speech sound more natural
and easier to hear in today’s complex listening environments.
Communication is critical for healthy and fulfilling relationships,
and without it, we can’t succeed as well at work, tell stories with
our friends and family, or participate in our favorite activities. If we
can’t
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best, we can’t communicate.
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music and more, directly from your iPhone to your hearing aids, can
provide you with better listening clarity, which will in turn help you
to better understand conversations and hear comfortably in any
noise environment. Direct streaming capabilities will also eliminate
annoying buzzing and whistling while trying to hear on your phone.
Studies show that people who take action regarding their hearing
loss report a higher quality of life. If you could make your life more
rich and fulfilling, would you?
Here’s just a starting list of what hearing better can lead to:
• Better relationships with friends and family members
• Higher self-esteem
• Greater independence and security
• Improved mental health
• Increased earning potential
• Decreased risk of associated health conditions, such as dementia
Call today to schedule your appointment with the audiologists at
Eartique to begin your journey toward better hearing and stronger
connections. 412.422.8006.
This Industry Insight was written by Leslie A. Dunst, MS/CCC-
A, a Clinical Audiologist who has enjoyed providing diagnostic
testing and rehabilitative services for over 25 years. She
earned her Bachelor of Science degree in speech pathology
and audiology, and her Master of Science degree in audiology
from West Virginia University. Leslie is also certified by the
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Her diverse
background spans three states (Ohio, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania) and includes private practice, ENT offices, and
clinical and hospital settings. Leslie is dedicated to providing quality service to her
patients and committed to help improve their quality of life by helping them to hear
their best. She resides in Peters Township with her husband and 14-year-old son.
Debra L. Greenberger, owner of Eartique. She received
her master’s degree in audiology (hearing science) from
Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, and she is
certified by the American Speech and Hearing Association.
Debra has been diagnosing hearing loss and fitting hearing
aids for over 25 years.
Allison L. Chase, Au.D., CCC-A, earned her Master of Arts
degree in audiology from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, in
2004. She completed her clinical doctorate in audiology from
Salus University in 2008. Allison is certified by the American
Speech-Language-Hearing Association and has been practicing
in the field for seven years.