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Have you gotten your hearing tested?
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Have you gotten your hearing tested?
Statistics show that hearing loss has doubled in the past 30 years. Have you tested your hearing? Do you have a baseline to test again for the future? Curious how many people test their hearing as parf their health routines.
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Did you know AARP offers a free hearing test as a member benefit? Members can take The National Hearing test for free annually. Learn more!
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@AARPRachelA wrote:Did you know AARP offers a free hearing test as a member benefit? Members can take The National Hearing test for free annually. Learn more!
💥 @AARPRachelA thanks for info 😁 💥
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Hello all,
Yes, I have.
This is a nice idea.
But beware that any hearing test short of a complete survey by a licensed and certified audiologist may miss critical issues, some of which, balance and orientation, you may be find surprising.
Many, if not most, insurance policies cover visits to an ENT(Ear, Nose, Throat) specialist whose offiice typically has an audiolgist on staff. The other advantage of an ENT is that they can suggest options if needed.
I have Sudden Sensorineural Hearing loss, diagnosed by one and confirmed by a second, something no hearing aid in the world will help
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If you go to www.nationalhearingtest.org you can take a hearing test that is free to members of AARP...once a year. You have to have your current membership, or else it costs $8.
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One of AARP's June 25th newletters had 2 articles, including 1 with a FREE hearing test for members.
1) Do you know the signs of hearing loss?
There’s a lot you can do about hearing loss. Explore the AARP Hearing Center for helpful tips and tools, including a free hearing test members can take by phone from the safety of home.
2) National Hearing Test — FREE for AARP members
Test your hearing annually with this free, phone-based hearing test taken from the safety and comfort of home. It’s confidential and scientifically validated.
I already have hearing aids, but for some reason decided to keep the newsletter in my email.
Hope it helps someone.
Peace, Love, Blessings, Health and Happiness!
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yes, i had it tested a few years ago & was told i had a mild hearing loss. i was given hearing aids & it was a blessing. i can still hear without them but when i do have them on i can hear a lot better; sound is a lot clearer & certainly louder. the only trouble i have is with the wax guard. they are a hassle to deal with.
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Yes. After Vertigo, I lost hearing in my left ear. I was tested by VI Ear and Nose and was referred to VI Department of Human Services for a Hearing Aids. I have been waitinhg over a year for it.
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
Blondell
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