Nilsson Hearing Clinics is proud to welcome Doctor of Audiology Pamela Montgomery-Earl, AuD, RN, as the newest addition to our audiology staff. Dr. Montgomery is a Board Certified Doctor of Audiology, with certification issued by the American Board of Audiology® (ABA). ABA is an autonomous organization dedicated to enhancing audiology services to the public by promulgating universally recognized standards in Continue Reading »
Losing the sense of hearing is a difficult part of anyone’s life. Getting old is a part of life and for many, so is hearing loss. It is very common for people’s ability to hear to decrease with age. Close to 36 million Americans have some level of hearing loss. Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do to stop the Continue Reading »
It may be difficult to watch someone you love go through the process of losing his or her hearing. Hearing loss can cause depression and anxiety in people of any age. Your loved one may pull away from social settings and conversations just because they feel embarrassed that they cannot contribute to the conversation. This time can be emotionally and Continue Reading »
You may be one of those parents who are constantly asking your teenager if they have heard anything you said. While some teens are ignoring their parents, a percentage of them are suffering from a hearing disability. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 12.5 percent of adolescents between the ages of 6-19 will suffer from Continue Reading »
If you are having hearing problems, you can purchase a hearing aid to help you hear sound better. Noises, conversations, and other sounds will be louder thanks to hearing aids. A hearing aid typically has a speaker, microphone, and amplifier. There are various types of hearing aids, some more high-tech than others. Regardless of what type of hearing aid you Continue Reading »
