Earlier last year, Dr. Horan went to Florida to learn all about a new hearing aid, Widex BEYOND, which had just come onto the market – and has already had great success with her patients because the device is making great impact on people with hearing difficulties. Widex BEYOND is a made-for-iPhone hearing aid unlike […]
If you avoid traveling because you have a hard time hearing, plan your next trip to one of the U.S.’s most deaf-friendly cities. No matter what region of the States you want to visit, there is a city for you! Click image below to enlarge.
About 48 million people in America have some type of hearing loss – making it the third most common health problem in the country. At Resonance Audiology, we understand how hearing loss can affect the quality of life and relationships, and we believe that having a good understanding of different hearing losses can empower those […]
At Resonance Audiology, we believe that having a good understanding of different hearing losses can empower those affected to make informed decisions about which hearing aid or therapy they should choose. Generally speaking, there are two major types of hearing loss – Conductive and Sensorineural. Other recognized types of hearing loss include Mixed and Central […]
Resonance Audiology, LLC, (https://resonanceaudiology.com/) is pleased to announce the Open House and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of their new office, located inside the New Holland Eye and Ear Facility. Resonance Audiology, in conjunction with Owens Optometrics, were joined by over 150 community members to celebrate the opening in New Holland, Pennsylvania, at 406 East Main Street […]
Hearing disorders can negatively affect many aspects of our lives, and many can have far-reaching implications that go well beyond hearing alone. So much research has been done to show that hearing loss is linked to many different health challenges, but did you know that it can also affect your personality? If untreated, hearing loss […]
A hearing impairment or hearing loss is typically described as a full or partial decrease in the ability to hear or understand sounds. Individuals who are hard of hearing generally have mild-to-moderate hearing loss and are usually not considered deaf. Hearing loss can affect anyone — even the young, and even the rich and famous. […]
In today’s highly technological era, even babies get fitted with hearing aids, as well as many younger and middle-aged people. As audiologists and hearing care enthusiasts, we love bringing you the latest news and products to help with hearing loss, and today we introduce the new hearing aid – Widex BEYOND. In early December, Dr. […]
This holiday season, we at Resonance Audiology want more Americans to add “hearing health” to their wish list. A big part of what we do is raising awareness of the importance of hearing health. Now, what better way to spread some holiday joy than with a reminder and an invitation to everyone who suffers, […]
Figuring out the type and cause of hearing loss can be like trying to solve a puzzle – and for that many hearing tests need to be performed. Tympanometry is one of the methods that can help diagnose and monitor disorders leading to hearing loss, especially in children. Tympanometry can determine whether someone’s hearing loss […]
