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GROUP HONORED FOR “LEADING WITH THEIR HEART” Chamber of Commerce honors Highland Park business and community leaders for “building communal values and taking time to kindle a collective optimism in the lives of their neighbors.” Story appears in the Highland Park Chamber’s 2018 Community Guide.
Ronna Fisher Ask the Audiologist, Blog, Hearing Issues 10
If you only heard with your ears, then any audiologist would do…but the truth is, it’s your brain processing what you hear. And no matter how state of the art your hearing instrument may be, it will not do you any good if it’s not properly programmed and adjusted by a licensed and trained audiologist! […]
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It can be frustrating to physically handle and manipulate hearing aids for someone who has poor dexterity. Fortunately, recent technology in hearing aids has made this much easier! First, there is the Lyric hearing aid. The audiologist inserts the Lyric hearing aid in the office; there is absolutely NO maintenance required by the patient. […]
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We are proud to partner with the Fisher Foundation for Hearing Health Care to provide hearing aids to those in need. Click below to see the recent coverage on WCIU’s The Jam!
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Have you ever wondered if there are foods you can eat to help improve your hearing? Read on! by Ali Marquess, Audiology Technician Recent studies have shown the correlation of magnesium intake along with antioxidants may prevent hearing loss due to noise exposure and even genetics. At the University of Michigan Kresge Hearing Research […]
Ronna Fisher Blog, Communication, Hearing Issues 0
The hearing loss of one family member affects the whole family. I not only see how it affects my patients and their families, but I also lived it when my grandfather moved in with us. Here is my story. The day my grandfather moved in with us was the day my grandmother unexpectedly died. […]
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February is American Heart Month. The American Heart Association reports that heart disease is the leading cause of death in both men and women, with nearly 787,000 deaths in the United States linked to heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular diseases in 2011 or 1 in 3 people. For women, cardiovascular disease ranks as the […]
Ali Marquess Blog, Hearing Issues 0
University of Wisconsin conducted a study and found that men aged 48 to 92 who hunted regularly were more likely to experience high-frequency hearing loss, a risk that increased seven percent for every five years a man had been hunting. People who regularly participate in target shooting or have done so in the past year are […]
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Tell me again you love me, Momma, I can hear you now.” The simple phrase from a seven-year-old boy who had lost his hearing after recovering from brain cancer meant everything to Dr. Ronna Fisher. “It was one of the most gratifying moments of my life. Everyone in the room was crying,” she recalls. […]
Dr. Jaclyn Riel Ask the Audiologist, Blog, Communication, Hearing Issues 5
Walking into a busy restaurant, a work meeting, or even a family gathering, you may feel overwhelmed and frustrated with all the sounds your hearing instruments are picking up. This is normal!
Ronna Fisher Ask the Audiologist, Blog 4
Are you having trouble hearing? You might just have a problem with wax. The best way to find out if you have wax build up is to come in and let us look into your ears with our video otoscope. Each and every one of us secretes wax in our ears. Wax not only […]
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