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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Are There Different Degrees of Hearing Loss?
The easy answer is yes there are different degrees of hearing loss. What is harder for most people to understand is the impact this has on exactly what someone does or doesn’t hear. We hear this story (or some version of this story) quite often. “When I sit beside my husband on the couch and talk to him, he can hear me without a problem. As soon as he turns on the TV…, which is louder than, I would like it to
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Hearing Loss and Social Isolation
Depression (major depressive disorder or clinical depression) is a common but serious mood disorder. It causes severe symptoms that affect how you feel, think, and handle daily activities, such as sleeping, eating, or working. To be diagnosed with depression, the symptoms must be present for at least two weeks. SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION you feel hopeless and helpless you’ve lost interest in friends, activities, and things you used to enjoy you feel tired all the time your sleep and appetite has changed you can’t concentrate or find that
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HYPERACUSIS DEFINED Hyperacusis is the medical term used to describe abnormal and severe discomfort caused by sounds that are tolerable to listeners with normal hearing. The sounds do not have to be loud but can be sounds that are part of the listener’s everyday environment. SIGNS OF HYPERACUSIS Reduced tolerance to sound Increase sensitivity to sound Tinnitus CAUSES OF HYPERACUSIS There are various suspected causes of Hyperacusis including: Hearing Loss, Noise Injury Head Injury or Whiplash type injury Acoustic Trauma (an ear injury caused by a loud noise or noises) Adverse reaction to medication or surgeries Chronic Ear Infections Autoimmune Disorders Noise
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What Tackling Your Hearing Problem Says About You
The end of Better Hearing Month (May) is the perfect time to stand up and applaud those who have made the decision to acknowledge and treat a hearing loss. The list below has been provided by the Better Hearing Institute. Founded in 1973, the Better Hearing Institute (BHI) conducts research and engages in hearing health education with the goal of helping people with hearing loss benefit from proper treatment. For more information about BHI please click here Are you brushing off
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Bridgeport, CT – 203-374-8900