Good hearing is essential to the full enjoyment of life. Unfortunately, one in ten people in Hawaii have some degree of correctable hearing loss. That makes hearing loss our third most chronic health condition. Arthritis and high blood pressure are numbers one and two.

You or a loved one may benefit from hearing correction if:
People have to repeat what they say
You need the TV volume higher than others
Certain voices are hard to understand
Background noise causes greater hearing difficulty
You don’t hear well on the phone

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I be sure a hearing aid will help?



Mar
16
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by admin on 16-03-2008

Could your child develop glue ear and suffer hearing loss without your knowledge?

Glue Ear is a hearing impairment commonly seen in children. It results in a hearing loss with an average of 20 decibels (db HL). Due to this condition, normal speech seems to be a whisper. Glue ear is mostly seen in small children around the age of three. As the children get older, the probability of glue ear reduces.



Feb
18
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by admin on 18-02-2008

Experiencing hearing loss can often cause patients stress and concern and it is prudent to get as much information as possible. We advise anyone suffering from the loss of hearing, however minor, to seek professional help as soon as possible. With the correct diagnosis and treatment many people can proactively deal with their hearing loss with the use of hearing aids.

Hearing loss & deafness covers a wide range of hearing difficulties and a patient is often confused about the state of their condition. As a result many people buy inappropriate aids to meet their individual needs, especially if purchased without a professional assessment.



Jan
17
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by admin on 17-01-2008

Did you ever think about losing your hearing? Did you ever think you could have Tinnitus? Do you know what Tinnitus is? When you listen to an I Pod and have the music on loud - these are two of the problems that can occur. If you have answered yes or no to either question, read on.

Your hearing is precious and more and more people are losing it. Once you lose your hearing you are forced to wear expensive - uncomfortable - hearing aids. And let’s face it; nothing can replace your own human hearing.

HEARING LOSS: