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Hearing Health

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Minimizing Face Masks Impact on The Hearing Impaired

The controversy around the general public wearing masks has been resolved. Prior to April 6th, 2020 the Public Health Agency of Canada suggested masks may create transmission problems when fighting COVID-19. They now state that “…use of a non-medical mask or facial covering can be an additional measure you can take to protect others around

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Maintaining Hearing Health During COVID-19

Everyone’s world has changed an incredible amount in just a few weeks. In order to slow the spread of COVID-19 physical distancing has been employed. As a result, many businesses such as theatres, pubs, restaurants, and many other businesses deemed “non-essential” have been closed. Businesses related to health care, food and medicines have been permitted

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Breaking Hearing Aids Stereotypes

If We Treated Glasses Like We Treat Hearing Aids

Matthew Hench’s satirical video takes aim at some of the stereotypical comments he hears from people about his hearing aids. We recommend checking out he part where he says “I don’t think I need glasses”. Ultimately though he sums it all up with this quote: If you have bad eyes you get glassess. If you

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Livio AI & Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence Boosts Hearing Aid Performance

Starkey’s Livio AI is the first BTE (behind the ear) hearing aid to use artificial intelligence to provide superior sound quality. To aid you in improving  your overall heath, Livio AI can also track both your mental and physical health. This Bluetooth enabled hearing aid is compatible with  a variety of wireless devices, giving you

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Hearing Aid Grant For Manitoba Seniors $2000

 

The Province of Manitoba is providing a grant of $2000 for seniors over the age of 65 with documented hearing loss and a family income under $80 000 a year.

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