Your hearing

For most people, changes in hearing ability don’t occur at a single time. Rather, the symptoms of loss usually develop over a period of time. In many instances, loss often begins with the misunderstanding of certain sounds and words. As time passes, you may begin to notice trouble hearing conversations in noisy locations. Additionally, it may sound to you as through people are mumbling and not speaking clearly. When these symptoms become increasingly noticeable, it can cause frustration and discouragement. As a result, people with loss become less confident and may even avoid talking with others.

In the event you experience signs of loss, don’t wait to call the Always H.E.A.R. Hearing Center for help. We can schedule a FREE, no-obligation assessment. In addition, our staff can present the options available to you and answer your questions about aids.

Common Causes of Hearing Loss

• -Recurring exposure to loud noises.
• -Infection.
• -Hereditary factors or birth defect.
• -Aging.
• -Reaction to prescription drugs or cancer treatments.

A quality aid can make a remarkable difference for anyone suffering from loss. Call today and begin your journey toward better hearing!