(208) 746-7022 “ I visited Dr. Anne Simon and am very happy I did. I can highly recommend the skill and service provided by Dr. Simon and her staff. Dr. Simon was very thorough in her exam and listened to my concerns about my hearing loss and what hearing environments were most important to me. Beyond her technical skill, she listened with compassion and understanding of what my loss meant to me and my family. Together, we developed a plan to address my level of loss and which hearing aids would best restore functional hearing. Since working with Dr. Simon, I have better understood how to hear with my aids and what to be aware of that hinders my ability to hear my best. I have been able to enjoy again visiting in a restaurant, hearing conversations in the car, and various outdoor sounds that were previously silent.
Without, hesitation, I highly recommend the services of Dr. Anne Simon to help anyone faced with hearing difficulties. ” - Mark L. - Clarktston
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How to get the most out of your hearing aids?
To get the most out of your hearing aid experience, maintain a practice of wearing your hearing aids consistently, keep regular appointments with your audiologist, and keep communication success top-of-mind.
Seniors May Now Fear ‘Cognitive Decline’ More Than Cancer; Hearing Loss a Factor
Loss of mental acuity (memory loss, depression, dementia, Alzheimer) was named as a top concern for over 65% of respondents in a 2015 National Council on Aging survey. Hearing loss treatment is a significant lever for maintaining your mental and decision-making faculties as you age.
Hearing loss and memory problems: Is there a relationship?
In the presence of hearing loss, your brain has to devote more energy to processing sound. It can draw this energy from memory encoding, decision-making, and emotional well-being.
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