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Can You Use a Hearing Aid with a Cochlear Implant?
April 8, 2021For those who have severe hearing loss or even deafness, a cochlear implant may be helpful. This implant is a small electronic device that bypasses the hearing process by using electric signals to directly stimulate the auditory nerve. Many hearing care specialists recommend pairing cochlear implants with traditional hearing aids as they provide many useful read more…
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Press Release: New President of Beltone South
March 22, 2021On March 1, 2021, Beltone South entered a new chapter of hearing care service as its appointment of new President Zachary J. Ebel, who has been with Beltone South for over seven years. Former President Perry Ebel, who will continue to fill the roles of Managing Director and CEO for Beltone South, stated, “I have read more…
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Hearing Loss: Causes and Symptoms
March 9, 2021Hearing loss can happen at any age. Because there are multiple different types of hearing loss, the causes and solutions can vary. Inner ear damage, loud noise, and infection are just some of the reasons for hearing loss. If you are experiencing muffled sound or a lack of audio clarity during a conversation, you may read more…
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Conductive vs. Sensorineural Hearing Loss
February 4, 2021Hearing loss is not a new condition. In fact, about five percent of the entire population deals with some level of hearing loss. That’s over 466 million people! With even the slightest bit of hearing loss, people can find it challenging to communicate with the world around them. If left untreated, this can result in read more…
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Healthy Hearing: New Years Resolutions
January 7, 2021As New Year’s starts to approach, many of us are taking stock of where we are and where we would like to head in the future. While your hearing health may not be at the top of your list, it’s something that you should consider adding. Here are some great 2021 new year resolutions that read more…
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Conductive vs. Sensorineural Hearing Loss
December 29, 2020Hearing loss is a serious issue affecting approximately 48 million people in America, and nearly one in three people age 65+. Not only does hearing impairment impinge on our ability to communicate, but it also has negative implications on social life, employment, and even mental health. If you, or someone you know, suffers from a read more…