In these uncertain times of masks and social distancing, we know one thing is certain; we need to communicate and connect with friends, family and our community. People with hearing loss are struggling during this time and it is essential they have access to quality hearing healthcare year-round. They shared with us why “Hearing is Essential.”
In these uncertain times of masks and social distancing, we know one thing is certain; we need to communicate and connect with friends, family and our community. People with hearing loss are struggling during this time and it is essential they have access to quality hearing healthcare year-round. They shared with us why “Hearing is Essential.”
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In these uncertain times of masks and social distancing, we know one thing is certain; we need to communicate and connect with friends, family and our community. People with hearing loss are struggling during this time and it is essential they have access to quality hearing healthcare year-round. They shared with us why “Hearing is Essential.”
We want to share an interesting hearing fact with you.
We want to share an interesting hearing fact with you.
At Alaska Hearing & Tinnitus Center, we continually endeavor to encourage those in our community to take the first step in recognizing any hearing challenges and seeking help sooner rather than later.
If you or a loved one is experiencing symptoms, don't hesitate to contact us today.
Your friends at Alaska are here to help, always.
📞(907) 522-4357
We want to share an interesting hearing fact with you.
In these uncertain times of masks and social distancing, we know one thing is certain; we need to communicate and connect with friends, family and our community. People with hearing loss are struggling during this time and it is essential they have access to quality hearing healthcare year-round. They shared with us why “Hearing is Essential.”
In these uncertain times of masks and social distancing, we know one thing is certain; we need to communicate and connect with friends, family and our community. People with hearing loss are struggling during this time and it is essential they have access to quality hearing healthcare year-round. They shared with us why “Hearing is Essential.”
Are you struggling to understand people that wear face masks?
You wouldn't be alone!
Since face masks impede lip-read ability, many are now realizing their reliance on such visual cues to help them understand speech.
If you or someone you know is experiencing challenges when communicating with people wearing face masks, an important first step is to have a comprehensive hearing evaluation.
Get in touch with our friendly team today to schedule an appointment by calling (907) 522-4357.
We have strict safety procedures for all in-person appointments to keep you, other patients, and our staff safe.🙏
Our team at Alaska Hearing & Tinnitus Center was delighted to help this lovely patient after she was allowed to leave her residence for a drive but couldn't get into any facilities due to a broken hip.
Dr. Emily went out to her and took her EMI's in the van - the patient and her care team was thrilled!😊
We want to share an interesting hearing fact with you.
We want to share an interesting hearing fact with you.
Technology has become paramount in the world we live in today, which is why at Alaska Hearing & Tinnitus Center, we are thankful to be ahead of the game.🙏
Our Tele Audiology service was first introduced back in 2018 in response to the unique challenges our patients often have to overcome to make it in for an office visit.
This service has become an even bigger success during these challenging times, as those in our community can receive the same 5-star hearing care from their own home's safety.
To find out more or to schedule a Tele Audiology consultation with Dr. Emily, please follow this link: https://zcu.io/rgtY.
We want to share an interesting hearing fact with you.
We'd just like to remind our patients that we are taking a half-day Wednesday, Nov. 25 (tomorrow) and are also closed for the remainder of the week to celebrate Thanksgiving!
We hope you all have a wonderful day, and we will re-open on Monday, Nov. 30.
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We want to share an interesting hearing fact with you.
We're in the final week of nominations before our 'Hear for the Holidays' campaign closes, so don't leave it too late to submit yours!
If you believe someone you know would benefit from better hearing this festive season, just tell us WHY you think they deserve to win to be in for a chance of changing their life forever.👂❤️
The winner receives hearing aids and complementary care on us!
To nominate, follow this link: https://www.allearsalaska.com/competition/
Good luck.🤞
We want to share an interesting hearing fact with you.
The team at Alaska Hearing and Tinnitus Center has always put your needs first.
As such, we’ve decided not to participate in discount third-party hearing aid programs.
The reason for this is simple: the quality of the care that we provide could be compromised if we accepted a third-party arrangement.
To find out what this means for you, take a read of our blog: https://zcu.io/qS1p
We want to share an interesting hearing fact with you.
Maytal, our Audiology Resident, and her husband welcomed the birth of their daughter in January!👶❤️
We’re excited to see our team expanding with tiny fingers & toes!
Maytal is enjoying new motherhood and will be re-joining us after maternity leave.
Congratulations to you both! Our team at Alaska Hearing & Tinnitus Center wishes you happiness and joy with the newest addition to your family.👨👩👧
Could your diet be contributing to your tinnitus symptoms?
This Tinnitus Awareness Week, we're digging deep into the causes of tinnitus and what you can do to help manage the discomforting symptoms.
One study published in the International Tinnitus Journal in 2004 highlighted the link between sugar metabolism and tinnitus.
The researchers in this study referenced previous studies showing that between 84 and 92% of tinnitus patients were shown to have a metabolic disorder called hyperinsulinemia.
Read more here👉 https://zcu.io/dQhJ.
If you are concerned about the effects tinnitus has on you or a loved one, our team is here to help.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation or to ask our friendly team any questions you may have.
(907) 522-4357
#tinnitusawarenessweek
If you haven't already heard the news...
It's Tinnitus Awareness Week!😃👂
At Alaska Hearing & Tinnitus Center, we want to use this opportunity to reach out to those in our community and beyond who may suffering from troubling tinnitus symptoms.
Tinnitus is often misunderstood as an isolated hearing condition when tinnitus is usually a symptom of another underlying issue.
As audiologists, we can't stress enough how important it is to have an evaluation to determine the cause of the tinnitus and get to the bottom of any underlying health problems that will need addressing.
The bad news about tinnitus is that it cannot be cured, but the good news is that it can be managed.
Our team connects with the most advanced instruments and techniques available, giving you the best chance to manage unpleasant symptoms.
To make an appointment or speak to our team about the options available to you, call us at (907) 522-4357.
It's time to tackle troublesome tinnitus!
#tinnitusawarenessweek
Today marks not only the beginning of February but the beginning of Tinnitus Awareness Week!👂
At Alaska Hearing & Tinnitus Center, we love any excuse to raise awareness about hearing health - and as tinnitus experts, we couldn't be more excited to share some helpful facts, tips, and advice this Tinnitus Awareness Week.
First up - what is tinnitus, and how can it be treated?
According to the American Tinnitus Association, tinnitus affects as many as 15 percent of all US citizens (roughly 50 million people).
But, the causes and symptoms vary - which is why our blog explains everything you need to know to help understand tinnitus a little bit more 👉 https://zcu.io/X2Zq.
If tinnitus interrupts your day-to-day life, it's time to take action, and our friendly team is here to help.🙏
Call us at (907) 522-4357 to schedule an appointment today.
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2021 has gotten off to a good start here at Alaska Hearing & Tinnitus Center as we've introduced something extra special to our practice...
Cognivue is our newest addition and will revolutionize the way we treat our patients!
Hearing loss and cognitive decline are closely related, and we have implemented an FDA-approved screening tool to measure cognition.
We are super excited as we now have an additional tool in helping to correct hearing loss and improve cognition based upon the scores obtained!
We look forward to helping our patients live fulfilling and healthy lives with this incredible new tool.😃👂