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Hearing Aid Devices
Dr Kimball Forbes of Advanced Hearing and Balance Specialists talks about his experience as a patient with the newest hearing aid devices from Oticon. He explains how these new hearing devices came to be through testing and years of research and development. The level of technology that these new devices have to aid in hearing is incredible and have taken …
Introducing Oticon’s Newest Xceed Hearing Aid – The Most Powerful Hearing Aid in Their Arsenal
Newest Oticon Power Hearing Aids Open Up a World of Sound for People with Severe-to-Profound Hearing Loss What’s the most precious possession you own? Most people would have to think a while before responding. Audiologists at Advanced Hearing and Balance say that most people with severe-to-profound hearing loss could answer that question easily. “It’s their hearing aids,”. “People with the …
Is it Time to Upgrade Your Hearing Aids?
If you have hearing loss in St. George and are wearing hearing aids, you are probably familiar with the many benefits these devices provide in your daily life. We’re glad you’ve made the effort to improve your overall quality of life; you’ll enjoy better overall health as a result. The day will come, however, when it’s time to upgrade your …
Can You Have Hearing Loss in Only One Ear?
If you think hearing loss affects both ears equally, you’ll be surprised to learn that there are cases where only one ear is affected. The majority of people in St. George with hearing loss experience impairment in both ears, but a small number suffer from unilateral hearing loss, also known as single-sided deafness (SSD). For those patients, treatment can be …
Vertigo for the Spin
Vertigo is common in St. George and throughout the U.S. It’s like spin class but without the bicycles or cardo benefits. Most episodes of vertigo pass quickly and aren’t serious, but any unexplained dizziness should be checked out by an audiologist or ENT specialist to rule out a potentially dangerous underlying health condition. Symptoms of Vertigo Vertigo is often described …
Better Hearing Event
Like you, we enjoy sharing hot chocolate with our families, trimming the Christmas tree, singing carols with friends and family. Our staff loves making a difference in people’s life and helping those in need. We want you to enjoy the dinner table conversation this Christmas. That’s why, as our gift to you, we’re offering a risk-free trial of the latest …
When Hearing Aids Aren’t Enough
Hearing aids are amazingly sophisticated instruments, enabling the majority of people with hearing loss in Utah to connect with others and communicate effectively. Technological breakthroughs like Bluetooth® wireless connectivity and rechargeable batteries make them more versatile than ever. They can do seemingly everything but order pizza for you and give you a back massage. We’re guessing it’s only a matter …
Oticon Hearing Event
We opened our second location in St. George! We expanded to the brand new Riverfront Medical Building on Riverside Drive. To celebrate, we are throwing an Oticon Hearing Event. You and a friend or family member are invited to join our Oticon Hearing Event, November 12-16. We will be demonstrating the latest, most advanced hearing aids on the market. During …
What is Ménière’s Disease?
Got vertigo, pressure in your ears, hearing loss that comes and goes, and an annoying ringing in your ears? Those are the classic signs of Ménière’s disease, an inner ear disorder that affects a large number of patients in Utah and across the United States. Understanding Ménière’s Disease Ménière’s disease was first identified in 1861 by a French doctor named …