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Hearing is how we connect to the world around us. It’s how we keep in touch with friends, spend time with children or grandchildren, listen to the music we love, and enjoy the sounds of everyday life. Whether your hearing loss is new or has been part of your life for a long time, there are solutions to help you keep those all-important connections. At Tobias & Battite Hearing Wellness, we’re committed to finding the right answer for you.
Learn MoreWe've been treating hearing loss in the Boston area for over 45 years. Our compassionate, personal approach to hearing healthcare is why patients have trusted us with their hearing for generations. That patient loyalty means the world to us.
If you've noticed yourself turning the TV up, asking people to repeat themselves in normal situations (not just in loud rooms), or staying out of conversations because you can't always understand what's being said, it might be time to have your hearing tested. Even if you haven't noticed a difference, we recommend that everyone 50 and older start getting their hearing checked once a year.
If there's a question in your mind, it's better to know than not. A hearing test isn't a commitment to purchasing hearing aids; it just means that you're finding out what your situation is so you can make the best decision moving forward. If you do have hearing loss, it's important to take it seriously even if it isn't severe.
We always recommend that patients bring a friend or family member to their appointments. This helps us get another perspective on your hearing, and it means that you've got someone else who can keep track of what we tell you and how to take care of your hearing devices. Your family is a big part of the process of treating hearing loss.
Childhood hearing loss is more common than most people assume, and yet this invisible condition can rob a child of the ability to develop close emotional relationships with family and friends. This book demystifies this condition and offers emotionally-supportive approaches to caring for the child and the whole family. It is written from the perspective of a pediatric audiologist who has diagnosed hearing loss in hundreds of newborns and young children, and who has shaped clinical best-practices during his career.
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