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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What is the Definition of Normal Hearing?
You had your hearing checked a few years ago and you were told at that time that you had normal to borderline normal hearing. You think it might be time to have it checked again because you’ve been noticing that you don’t hear as well as you used to. You’re also wondering how you could’ve had normal to borderline normal hearing. Exactly what is “normal” hearing? Part of the test that we do involves having you listen to a series of tones at different intensity (volume) levels measured
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Oct 03, 2018
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We take our ability to hear for granted. But, when we encounter new and unfamiliar situations, that’s the time we count on our ability to hear. And there’s no more important time to make sure you can hear than when you are faced with an emergency situation. Most people with a hearing loss have had a gradual decline in their ability to hear. As their hearing slowly changes, they “make do” in part because of the familiarity of their surroundings. New situations, new settings, and new people are more difficult for anyone
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Hearing Loss and Hearing Aid Facts
The topics of hearing loss and hearing aids are already confusing enough for many individuals. Adding to the confusion is a great deal of misinformation about hearing loss and hearing aids. To help you to understand it all, here are a few facts about hearing loss and hearing aids. It isn’t just older individuals who are hearing impaired. According to the Better Hearing Institute, the majority (65%) of people with hearing loss are younger than age 65. An estimated 1 in 14 Generation X´ers has hearing loss,
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Sep 19, 2018
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Aphasia, as defined by the Mayo Clinic “is a condition that robs you of the ability to communicate. Aphasia can affect your ability to express and understand language, both verbal and written. Aphasia typically occurs suddenly after a stroke or a head injury. But it can also come on gradually from a slowly growing brain tumor or a degenerative disease. The amount of disability depends on the location and the severity of the brain damage.” APHASIA AND HEARING LOSS So what does that have to do with hearing loss? Aphasia doesn’t cause
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Bridgeport, CT – 203-374-8900