Welcome to AA Hearing Aid Center. We are pleased to provide the Bridgeport, CT
area with superior hearing healthcare including hearing tests and hearing aids.
What To Expect
Everyone is a little nervous the first time they visit someplace new. We want your visit with us to be as stress free as possible. Here’s a little bit of what you can expect.
Help a Loved One
33 million Americans suffer with some degree of hearing loss. Which means that more than 33 million people are in the same boat you’re in. They live with, know and/or love someone with hearing loss.
Patient Stories
Sometimes it’s nice to know that there are really happy, really satisfied people who just happen to wear hearing aids..
Hearing Aids
The truth, if you are hearing impaired, you will benefit from wearing hearing aids, period. How much benefit will depend on many factors.
E-Books
Some things we all want to know but didn’t know who to ask about hearing loss and hearing aids.
Our Gift to You
We’re thrilled you chose to visit our website. A simple thank you just isn’t enough. Please accept this gift (it’s a coupon) as our way of saying thank you for visiting.
Please download these forms to complete at home. We understand that no one likes paperwork (we don’t like paperwork either). We provide the forms online to make your visit to our office a little less complicated for you. Please don’t forget to bring the forms with you when you come to the office for your visit.
Hearing Rehabilitation Program
- American Academy of Audiology
- American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
- Better Hearing Institute
- Mayo Clinic
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Could A Stroke Have Caused My Hearing Loss?
If you or someone you know has had a stroke and they’re struggling to understand what’s being said; it just might be because the stroke has impaired their ability to hear. What is a stroke? Strokes happen when the blood supply to the brain is disrupted. This damages or destroys parts of the brain. THERE ARE 3 MAIN TYPES OF STROKE: Ischemic – Ischemic strokes occur when the blood supply to parts of the brain is disrupted. This starves that area of oxygen, damaging or killing the brain cells there.
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How to Care for Your New Hearing Aids
Congratulations, you’ve chosen to do something about your hearing loss. Here are a few tips to make sure your hearing aids work as well as they possibly can, day in and day out! MOISTURE/WATER Water is a serious enemy of hearing aids. Moisture can destroy the microphone and the receiver of the hearing aid, clog the sound opening or earmold tubing, and cause corrosion in the aid. Moisture in the hearing aid can cause a static sound or can cause the hearing aid to operate intermittently or not at all. Moisture comes
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The Different Types of Hearing Loss
We get many questions from our patients. “Are there different types of hearing loss?” is a question we get asked a lot. We figure our patients can’t be the only ones asking if there are different types of hearing loss, so we thought we’d provide an answer. The answer is yes, there are different types of hearing loss. The Commonly Recognized Types of Hearing Loss Conductive Sensorineural Mixed Central Conductive Hearing Loss A conductive hearing loss occurs when sound is not conducted efficiently through the ear canal, eardrum, or through the tiny bones of the middle
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Did I Get My Hearing Loss From My Dad?
You remember your grandmother had trouble hearing. Your dad needed hearing aids long before he got them. And you know you’ve been saying, “What did you say.” more in the past year than ever before. Is it possible you’ve inherited a hearing loss from someone in your family? The answer is maybe. GENETIC VERSUS NON-GENETIC HEARING LOSS Hearing loss can be categorized in a variety of ways. For the purposes of this article we’ll narrow it down to two broad categories, genetic hearing loss and non-genetic hearing loss. GENETIC HEARING LOSS A genetic hearing loss is
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Bridgeport, CT – 203-374-8900