Treating Your Hearing Loss: What’s Right for You? The process by which our brain interprets sound is pretty incredible! The ear functions by catching sound waves via the auricle, the fleshy part of the outer ear. These waves then move through the ear canal and the eardrum, into the middle ear, and to their final […]
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COVID-19 and Your Hearing By Gail M. Seigel, Ph.D.Laboratory of Ocular and Auditory NeuroscienceCenter for Hearing & DeafnessUniversity at Buffalo The coronavirus pandemic is still in the headlines and at the forefront of our lives. We are learning so much about the SARS-CoV-2 virus and its various effects on the human body, but what about
World Hearing Health Day- March 3rd, 2020 In 2007, the World Health Organization designated March 3rd as World Hearing Health Day in order to raise awareness to the growing numbers of those suffering from hearing loss and the importance of good hearing health care. In 2017, the National Institute on Deafness & Other Communication Disorders
Noise Induced Hearing Loss-with guest author Dr. Gail M. Seigel At Coates Hearing Clinic, we are committed to helping our patients learn about hearing loss treatments and causes. As a part of that commitment, we’ve enlisted the help of Dr. Gail M. Seigel from the Center for Hearing & Deafness at the University of Buffalo.
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Highlights from 2019 Happy New yEARS! As I was reflecting back on the past year, I wanted to write a blog about the highlights from the past year at our clinic and in the community. I also wanted to update you on some exciting changes coming in the hearing healthcare world for 2020. Let’s start
Hearing Better for the Holidays By Dr. Kathleen Coates, Audiologist/Owner Don’t judge but I started to listen to Christmas music the day after Halloween! Christmas music is a great example of how sound can create an emotional response: joy, happiness, hope. The holiday season should be a wonderful time of year but it can be
October is Audiology Awareness Month By Dr. Kathleen Coates, Audiologist/Owner The American Academy of Audiology declared OCTOBER IS AUDIOLOGY AWARENESS MONTH in 2008. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in 2012, hearing loss is the third most common chronic health condition in the United States. It continues to be the third most common
Fall Prevention Awareness Day- September 23rd, 2019 By Dr. Kathleen Coates, Audiologist/Owner There’s no better day than the first day of Fall, the season, to talk about FALL PREVENTION! No, we are not trying to prevent cooler weather, leaves changing, the color orange, everything pumpkin spice, the countdown to Christmas and having to wear sweaters.
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August 2019 Newsletter August 2019 – Volume 1 / Issue 4 Welcome Message “We are glad you are part of our community outreach. We hope this resource helps you or someone you know. This month is our first free educational seminar in a 4-part series of topics relating to hearing healthcare. The first presentation is
July 2019 Newsletter July 2019 – Volume 1 / Issue 3 Welcome Message “We hope you are having a great summer! We are glad you are part of our community outreach. We hope this resource helps you or someone you know. This month, we are having an OPEN HOUSE and we would love to see
