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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Should I Wear Hearing Aids Every Day?
“Should I wear my hearing aids every day?” is a question we’re asked many times. Our patients will often equate their hearing aids to reading glasses. They will tell us that, “I only wear my reading glasses when I know I’ll need them, can’t I do the same thing with my hearing aids?” ADJUSTING TO YOUR HEARING AIDS In the beginning adjusting to your new hearing aids will take some time. The adjustment period and ultimately how well you’ll do with hearing aids will vary from person to person depending on a
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Eating Fish Can Prevent Hearing Loss?
Approximately 36 million people in the United States have hearing loss. The causes of hearing loss can be divided into two broad categories, congenital hearing loss and acquired hearing loss Congenital hearing loss is defined as hearing loss present at or acquired soon after birth. Acquired deafness is defined as the loss of hearing that occurs or develops some time during a person’s life but was not present at birth. Fortunately, many cases of acquired hearing loss can be prevented. SOME SIMPLE STRATEGIES FOR PREVENTING HEARING LOSS INCLUDE: Immunizing children against childhood diseases, including measles, meningitis,
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TINNITUS EXPLAINED Tinnitus (pronounced “tin-it-tus”) is an abnormal noise in the ear. It is extremely common – nearly 36 million Americans have tinnitus. More than half of the normal population has intermittent tinnitus. About 6% of the general population has what they consider to be “severe” tinnitus. Tinnitus may be in both ears or just in one ear. 7 million Americans are so severely affected that they cannot lead normal lives. PEOPLE DESCRIBE TINNITUS IN MANY WAYS Ringing Buzzing Hissing Whistling Clicking Pulsing Roaring Whooshing TYPES OF TINNITUS There are two different categories or kinds of
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I Can Hear the Words but Don’t Understand What’s Being Said.
Hearing and understanding are two sides of the same coin. It’s quite possible to hear everything someone says but at the same time understand nothing they said. For example listening to someone speaking in a foreign language, if I were to ask you if you could hear him or her you would say yes. If I asked you if you were able to understand what they were saying the answer would probably be no. Having a hearing loss can be a little bit like listening to someone speaking
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Bridgeport, CT – 203-374-8900