1. People seem to mumble more frequently.
2. You experience ringing in your ears.
3. You often ask people to repeat themselves.
4. Your family complains that you play the radio or TV too loudly.
5. You no
longer hear normal household sounds, such as the
dripping of a
faucet or the ring of a doorbell.
6. You have difficulty understanding conversation when in a
large group or
crowd.
7. You hear but have trouble understanding all the words in a conversation.
8. You find telephone conversations increasingly difficult.
9. You have trouble when your back is turned to the speaker.
10. You have been told you speak too loudly.

One in ten people have or will experience a hearing loss during their lives.
Most hearing problems develop gradually, often causing the individual to slowly withdraw from normal social and business situations.
Fortunately, 90% of hearing difficulties can benefit from the use of hearing instruments. Advanced technology now treats nerve deafness. Hearing losses are as individual as the person.
Please call us with your
questions and concerns.


