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Patients who are new to JHBI will undergo a complete audiological evaluation prior to meeting with the medical provider. Whether the concern is for hearing loss, dizziness or balance issues, tinnitus or other disorders related to the ear the audiological evaluation provides important diagnostic information. The inner ear houses both the hearing and balance sensory…
Audiologists generally work with those who have hearing loss due to damage to the peripheral portions of the ear, i.e. the cochlea (organ of hearing), ossicles (the bones in the middle ear space), or the external auditory canal. These peripheral losses are identified through a standard hearing assessment where a patient’s audibility is tested at a variety…
Everyone produces earwax. It is a healthy and important part of your auditory system, designed to help shift and remove dirt, dust, and bacteria, and to keep the ear free of foreign material. However, a buildup of that same earwax can become a problem, especially for those who wear hearing aids. An earwax impaction can cause…
Did you know that the month of May is officially Better Hearing & Speech Month? Since 1927, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) organizes initiatives during the month of May to help promote the fields of audiology and speech language pathology. The theme for this year’s campaign is “Connecting People” and promoting hearing health allows us…
Listen to a patient testimonial describing her experience with The Hearing Center at Jacksonville Hearing and Balance Institute. She also gives her opinion regarding the importance of having a Board-Certified Audiologist, with a Doctorate Degree, fit her for hearing aids. For more information visit https://www.BetterHearingJax.com
Testimonial from a patient of The Hearing Center at Jacksonville Hearing and Balance Institute, Jacksonville, FL. She shares her opinion about the price differential between The Hearing Center and traditional hearing aid centers in strip malls. She also expresses her feeling about seeing a physician vs. just having a hearing aid placed in her ear.…
Hear a patient describe her experience with The Hearing Center at Jacksonville Hearing and Balance Institute. She also give her opinion regarding the importance of having a Board Certified Audiologist, with a Doctorate Degree, fit her for hearing aids.
Bluetooth technology has been available in hearing aids for a number of years with great success especially with cell phone conversations. Another common struggle reported by many users is difficulty understanding television and their friends/family report it’s very loud. To help with this issue, hearing aid manufacturers have created accessories to connect to the TV…
For individuals with hearing loss, traveling by plane can be a particularly stressful experience. As the summer months approach and we begin to make travel plans to see friends and family, keep the following tips in mind for a stress-free and enjoyable traveling experience. -Sign up for e-mails from your airline in order to receive…
We want to help you understand how your ears work There are three main parts to the ear: the outer ear, middle ear, and inner ear. The outer ear consists of the pinna or auricle and the ear canal. The ear canal is shaped like a curved tube and at one end lies the eardrum.…
If you are experiencing problems with your hearing aid Walk-In clinic is available on Tue from 10am -11:30am and Thurs from 1pm – 2:30pm. No appointment necessary. To make an appointment call the Hearing Center at (904) 399-0350
