AOD Hearing Aids

We’re at the Mt. Zion Convention Center! Come say “Hi!”
Fun for the whole family!

Join us Saturday at the Mt. Zion Chamber of Commerce Expo & Taste!

Excited about the new option that will be ideal for so many!

Happy Holidays from AOD Hearing Aids! Just a few tips to make the best out of holiday gatherings!

Avoid 'dinner table syndrome' with these hearing loss-friendly tips If you've got a big event coming up, here's how to make it inclusive for people with hearing loss.

Hearing Loss Exhaustion: When Listening Becomes Too Much Learn effective strategies for managing listening fatigue during events and gatherings, and reclaim your focus and energy.

October is Audiology Awareness Month!
Call us if you have concerns about your hearing or that of a loved one!

Thank you to everyone who voted for AOD as the Best Hearing Aid Center for the 6th year in a row! We have the best patients and love what we do!

May is Better Speech and Hearing Month!

Here are some communication strategies that can help you or a loved one that has hearing loss!

· Speak clearly and in your regular tone of voice.

· Don’t shout. Shouting just makes it harder for the person with hearing loss to understand you.

· Get the person’s attention before speaking.

· Wait until you are in the same room to have a conversation. Face the person as you speak.

· Stand or sit 3–6 feet from the listener.

· Don’t block your mouth when speaking.

· Talk in quieter places. Eliminate background noise, such as sounds from the TV.

· When possible, turn on more lights in the room—or move to a room with good lighting.

· Say the phrase or message in a different way if it appears that a person is having difficulty understanding you.

· Build “breaks” into your conversation. People with hearing loss expend extra effort listening, which can cause fatigue. Intentionally create breaks in your conversation.

· Turn on captioning when watching TV or talking over video platforms such as Zoom.

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