From an article in CNN Money: After being invited to an event thrown by Starkey Hearing Foundation several years ago, John realized that what he thought was an occasional hearing issue was actually a much larger problem. “I’d often think people were mumbling or something wasn’t on that loud,” he said. “But at the […]
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Invisible (IIC) hearing aids are called invisible because they are only visible when someone is looking down your ear canal! Barely bigger than a jelly bean, invisible hearing aids are the smallest hearing aid style available. Being small has it’s advantages: Sound quality is very natural with no tinniness. Because the aid relies on the
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From time to time we are asked if there is a difference between hearing amplifiers and hearing aids. It’s a good question to ask before a person considers buying a hearing amplifier. Amplification Versus Better Hearing While a hearing amplifier may seem like a solution for someone with hearing loss, it often causes the
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Give the gift of hearing this Christmas! Try a pair of hearing aids free for 45 days with absolutely no obligation to purchase. We will complete a full hearing evaluation free of charge and then adjust the hearing aids to your requirements. Bluetooth hearing aids are available and can be adjusted right from your smartphone!
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On June 29, 2007, the iPhone went on sale for the first time revolutionizing how we communicate. Pinch to zoom, auto correct, selfies, threaded messages and more would change how we communicate with the world. Starkey Hearing Technologies was listening and watching as the iPhone became wildly popular evolving into a do everything device that
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It’s widely accepted that hearing loss can have a profound impact on both the individual and their family. Along with an number of the personal effects, job performance can be greatly affected. After reading articles authored by Sergei Kochkin Ph.D. and Mark Ross, Ph.D., we were given a real eye opener as to just how
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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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