The Associated Audiologists Team features professionals who use advanced diagnostic and verification technology to diagnose and treat hearing loss. The practice offers digital hearing products from the world’s most respected manufacturers backed by unparalleled service.
From now until November 30, 2020 you can save when you purchase new hearing aids at our Leavenworth location.
Get Almost 50% OFF!
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During Dr.Paul’s absence, Bailey Moderson, Au.D., will take care of patients full time in our Leavenworth Clinic. Dr. Moderson specializes in evaluating and managing hearing loss. She completed her Doctor of Audiology degree with the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kan. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. Dr. Moderson also performed her externship with Associated Audiologists.
David Paul, Au.D., our Leavenworth Clinic audiologist, is also a major in the United States Army Reserve in the Medical Service Corp branch. Dr. Paul has been notified that his unit will be deployed starting in November 2020, and he could be away for up to 13 months. We’re very proud of his service and support this important mission. While he is away, Bailey Moderson, Au.D., will take care of our Leavenworth Clinic patients.
Hearing aids are a significant investment in your health, and one that can be vitally important. But, actually paying for hearing aids can sometimes be more difficult. So let’s take a look at some ways you can pay for hearing aids now, AND save money.
https://www.hearingyourbest.com/5-ways-to-save-on-hearing-aids-now/
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5 Ways to Save on Hearing Aids Now - Associated Audiologists
If your hearing aids don’t have Bluetooth connectivity, or if you are looking at investing in hearing aids for the first time, here’s some information about why you should consider this important feature.
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Why Bluetooth Technology is More Important Than Ever in Hearing Aids - Associated Audiologists
Dizziness and balance issues can become a problem at any age, but they are more common in adults over age 65. Often, aging and other medical conditions, that are more common in older adults, such as impaired inner ear function, diabetes and peripheral neuropathy, can impact the ability to maintain balance.
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Why Dizziness is More Common as We Age - Associated Audiologists
Dr. Tim Steele and Julie Steele congratulate Eileen, administrative assistant at the Shawnee Mission Clinic, on her retirement. We are thankful for Eileen's service, and wish her all the best in her retirement!
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control estimates that nearly 15% of the general public — over 50 million Americans — experience some form of tinnitus. Roughly 20 million people struggle with burdensome chronic tinnitus, while 2 million have extreme and debilitating cases.
What does tinnitus sound like and what can you do about it?
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Why You Should Pay Attention to That Ringing in Your Ears - Associated Audiologists
Advanced Audio Technology Is Helping People Hear More Clearly
Hearing aids have come a long way in recent years and now use cutting edge microprocessors and Bluetooth technology to enable remote consultations with audiologists and latency times that are close to zero.
Read in Forbes: https://apple.news/AP5CqSw08SkCeQ60t0KA95A
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Advanced Audio Technology Is Helping People Hear More Clearly — Forbes
Associated Audiologists is excited to announce bipartisan legislation called the Medicare Audiologist Access and Services Act (MAASA) of 2021, which was recently introduced. The legislation will remove unnecessary barriers to allow Medicare beneficiaries to receive appropriate, timely, and cost-effective audiologic care.
https://www.audiologist.org/item/aaa-ada-and-asha-unite-on-world-hearing-day-to-support-critical-audiology-legislation-for-medicare-beneficiaries
Your hearing is as unique as you are, like a fingerprint. Though problems hearing may fall into general categories, hearing aids, which are usually prescribed to treat hearing loss, are not one-size-fits-all solutions. Instead, hearing aids should be prescribed and programmed to address your needs, including your lifestyle and budget.
Do you know where you start to get a customized solution for your hearing loss?
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5 Steps to a Custom Hearing Aid Solution - Associated Audiologists
