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Communicating in the car can be a challenge, but with these communication strategies, you’ll be an expert in no time!
As more information comes out about the COVID-19 vaccine, we thought it would be good to provide details on the facts we have.
It’s summer, and that often means loud sounds! Read on for a noise chart to help you know what sounds to keep away from.
President Biden’s Executive order regarding over-the-counter hearing aids was confusing and lacking context, so we’re providing some!
Did you know? June is National Cytomegalovirus (CMV) awareness month! Not sure what CMV is? We can help. CMV is one of the most frequently
If we’re lucky, home is where the heart is; where we spend most of our time with the most important people in our lives. However,
Hearing loss is a condition that affects many more of us than we may think. Whether you have difficulty hearing, your grandparent does, or the person who helps you at the grocery store every week, it’s prevalent. That’s why all of us at Longmont Hearing and Tinnitus Center think it’s important to get a little education about hearing loss, so that we can all be more helpful to each other as we move through our day
Welcome to another post providing an overview of our Communication Training Series! Today, we wanted to talk about hearing aids and brain health.
As we know, tinnitus (ringing in the years) is the perception of a sound that has no external source. Somatic (or somatosensory) tinnitus happens when
All of us at Longmont Hearing & Tinnitus Center are thrilled to announce our “5 Keys to Communication Success” series. Though we have had incredible
