Find out more from one of our audiologists, Dr. Jacqueline Olson, who was featured recently in a live segment on First Coast Living in Jacksonville, Fla.
Find out more from one of our audiologists, Dr. Jacqueline Olson, who was featured recently in a live segment on First Coast Living in Jacksonville, Fla.
Understanding speech can be difficult for anyone when the person speaking is at a distance or when in background noise, but this becomes even more difficult when the listener has hearing loss. Hearing aids help patients hear what they are missing naturally due to their hearing loss but they can only process the signal they…
It is that time again and we are preparing to head back to Africa! What is Hearing Help for Africa? Hearing Help for Africa is a non-profit organization that focuses on providing high quality ear-related medical services to the people of Joss, Nigeria. The organization was founded in 2010 by our very own Dr. Douglas…
My name is Madelyn Eisen and I am excited to be the 2026-2027 JHBI Audiology Extern. I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Central Florida in Orlando in 2023. I am in my fourth year of the Doctor of Audiology program at the University of Florida. I am set to graduate this upcoming…
Dizziness and tinnitus are common sensory challenges, particularly as we get older. While phantom sounds in your ears or sudden bouts of unsteadiness can feel disruptive and overwhelming, it is important to know that these symptoms are manageable medical indicators. They reflect how your auditory (hearing) and vestibular (balance) systems communicate with your brain. At…
Did you know that chronic unsteadiness and ringing in your ears are often deeply connected? In this video, the experts at Jacksonville Hearing & Balance Institute (JHBI) break down how the inner ear regulates both hearing and equilibrium, the key differences between dizziness and vertigo, and the advanced medical solutions available to help you regain…
In honor of Better Speech and Hearing Month, we sat down with one of the Hearing Center’s newest hearing aid recipients, our very own Dr. Green! We discussed his first signs / symptoms of hearing loss, his motivation to get hearing aids, and his overall impressions. Keep reading below to learn more about Dr. Green’s…
Sudden hearing loss can be a frightening experience, often arriving without any warning or pain. In this video, we share the story of Phil Amato, who experienced sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSHL) firsthand. Phil highlights the importance of immediate action and details his journey to recovery, which included expert consultation and guidance from the Jacksonville…
Did you know that hearing health is directly linked to your brain health? In this video, the experts at Jacksonville Hearing & Balance Institute (JHBI) break down the science of hearing, the different types of hearing loss, and why early intervention is critical for preserving cognitive function.
Each year in May, audiologists around the world join together to educate the public about hearing loss and encourage people to seek help for communication challenges. Hearing loss can be present at birth, happen instantly, or, most commonly, develop over time from excessive noise exposure, aging, or a combination. In 2026, approximately 15% of Americans…
Many patients often ask at their hearing aid consultation appointment “How long do they last?”. While there isn’t a straightforward answer, here are some guidelines. Hearing aids are complex devices requiring proper care and maintenance. Technology in general is rapidly changing every few years, and this includes new advancements in hearing aid technology. Hearing aids…
This weekend Jacksonville Hearing and Balance Institute will participate in the Clarke Ice Cream Run. This 1 mile/5K race supports the Clarke School for Hearing and Speech, a nonprofit dedicated to helping children who are deaf or hard of hearing learn to listen and speak. Funds raised from the run go directly toward programs and…
With spring and summer quickly approaching, we can expect more rainy days, higher humidity, and heatwaves. It’s crucial to wear hearing aids, cochlear implants, or bone anchored devices during all waking hours, but how do we navigate protecting our equipment? Performing routine maintenance and home and returning to your audiologist for troubleshooting and device repair…
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