By Maggie Page, HIS You don't have to be a basketball fan to participate in our March Madness Bracket: Hear Better and Feel Better! Bracket Number One: Hear Better Hearing loss is the third most common chronic physical condition in the United States according to the Centers for Disease Control. The good news is that
What is Normal Hearing? What is the range of normal hearing? The definition of normal hearing is very clear, though I
By Maggie Page, HIS We all know that the knee bone is connected to the thigh bone. But did you know that the heart is connected to the ear? It is American Heart Month, which is the perfect time to learn about this connection. Is heart health really connected to hearing loss? There
Get excited! The new hearing aid technology 2019 will enjoy was released throughout the Winter of 2018 and Spring of 2019. I'm going to do a quick rundown of the highlights of these products and what makes them special, but to truly understand, you need to come in for a free demo! Maggie and I
Considering A Change? Ringing in the new year can bring on many different emotions. We say, “goodbye” to the previous year with reflections on goals we accomplished and maybe even a little regret on the good intentions we didn’t quite get to finish. But the good news is, we get to say, “hello” to the
Your First Hearing Exam At Levine Hearing, we highly recommend your first hearing exam by age 50. An efficient way to accomplish this goal is to get your hearing tested with a loved one. It is not uncommon to have friends or spouses come in together for the same (slightly extended) appointment slot to get
Every year I comment on how fast the days, weeks and months are going by. This year was no exception. 2018 seemed to move along at a very fast pace. I am so grateful for the opportunity I have had to serve you and help so many enjoy the sounds of everyday life. This year
By Maggie Page I have had the privilege of helping people hear every day for over 19 years and it has become my passion. The path to better hearing can be traveled by so many individuals who are wanting to be part of the conversation, become less isolated and enjoy the everyday sounds of life.
If you already wear hearing aids but are unsure if they are performing optimally, I am happy to take a "second look" for free. I usually charge $65 to adjust aids that were purchased elsewhere, but I will be waiving that fee for now. One of the perks of seeing an independent office is
CHANGE YOUR FILTER! Check out the FAQ that I receive below: What is a filter, you ask? Watch the video above for an in-depth tutorial. Basically, a filter is a little cap at the end of your hearing aid (where the sound comes out), that catches wax and debris, to keep it from working
