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Audio Help Hearing Centers is proud to have a team of audiologists who have achieved their doctorate in audiology – the highest available professional certification in our field of medicine.

Your ears are responsible for more than listening and sending audio signals to your brain. The vestibular structures in your inner ear also contribute to your balance control.

What is a Balance Disorder?

It’s a condition that makes you feel dizzy or unsteady while standing, sitting or lying down. Your balance is collectively controlled by your vision, muscles, joints and inner ears. The two parts of your inner ear – the cochlea and vestibular system – are responsible for helping you maintain your spatial awareness.

Given the ongoing concerns of COVID-19, we wanted to share a few updates on precautions we are taking. The health and wellness of our patients and employees is our first priority. Your team at Audio Help is here and working to ensure you receive the care you need in a timely manner. We are increasing our vigilance in the offices, and are offering remote care, house calls, phone, and video conferencing appointment. Please chat, or call the office for assistance.

We are increasing our vigilance in the offices and are offering remote care, house calls and phone and video appointments. 

At AudioHelp Hearing Centers, we strive to educate our patients about the latest hearing aid technology. One of our goals is to give you the information you need to evaluate your need for hearing aids and accessories.

The July 4^th fireworks are such an American tradition that almost every town in the country holds its own fireworks display. If you happen to live in a building on the East River in New York City, you can look out in the horizon and see 20 or more fireworks displays in all the towns from Westchester County, NY to Long Island and on to Brooklyn.

But will you hear the sounds? If you are over 55, there is a good chance you have some hearing loss, whether it is due to aging, your job, the volume on your headphones or maybe just attending lots of rock concerts when you were younger.  At Audio Help we care about your hearing and want to help you prepare for the sounds and joys of the July 4^th celebration…which this year will be extra special as we have almost come to the end of the Covid crisis.

Do you struggle to understand what other people are saying while they’re wearing a mask? It’s common for people with hearing loss, especially because masks hinder lip-reading and obscure facial expressions. Luckily, there are hearing aid settings that can improve your hearing.

Your hearing impactshow your brain works. Studies have shown a connection between hearing loss and an increased risk for developing dementia.

Purchasing hearing aids is a substantial financial commitment. You have many options to choose from, mainly because there are scores of different hearing aid brands and styles available online and at big box stores like Costco. Countless ads promote inexpensive hearing aids that can be shipped directly to you. With all these options, it can be challenging to know how to begin to narrow your search.

Hearing aids are an investment that requires careful maintenance. Keeping them clean improves their longevity so that you can enjoy sound clarity and speech recognition for many years to come. Here’s a step-by-step guide to a thorough hearing aid cleaning.

At Audio Help Hearing Centers, we strive to provide comprehensive services in a personalized manner to our patients. Here’s a quick guide to Audio Help and Hearing Centers’ website to help you find the information you need.