Hearing Rehabilitation for Adults
Hearing is arguably one of our most valuable senses, serving as a vital link to our social and physical world. It plays a catalytic role in our lives by enabling effective communication and enhancing our perception of the environment.The ability to hear and interpret sounds is fundamental to mutual communication, social interaction, and personal safety. Thus, safeguarding our hearing becomes of paramount importance, as healthy hearing greatly contributes to a high quality of life and the overall development of every individual.
I cannot hear well - What does it mean?
When someone says, “I can’t hear well,” this can have many interpretations. It can be a simple way to describe difficulties in understanding speech in noisy environments or even the loss of the ability to hear low or high pitches.
“Not hearing well” can be the first sign of hearing loss or even an advanced stage of hearing loss. The term “hearing loss” refers to the condition where a person has difficulty hearing and interpreting sounds and speech in their environment. “I can’t hear well” and “hearing loss” are two statements that are directly linked and highlight a hearing problem that can have an impact on a person’s daily life and quality of life.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO)
1 in 2 People
over 75 years old have significant hearing loss
1 in 3 People
aged 65-74 have
hearing loss
1 in 6 People
aged 41-59 have
hearing loss
1 in 14 People
aged 29-40 suffer from some degree of hearing loss
What causes hearing loss?
The most common causes of hearing loss are:
- Exposure to excessive noise
- Head trauma
- Infections, particularly involving the head or ears
- Side effects of medicines (and/or chemotherapy)
- Family history of hearing loss
- Birth defects
- Aging process
What are the main signs of hearing loss?
Observe if you or anyone that you know is experiencing any of the following symptoms of hearing loss:
- The person has difficulty understanding speech, especially in noisy environments
- Asks others to repeat or speak louder
- Difficulty understanding children’s or women’s voices
- Tendency to use only one of the two ears
- A sensation of ringing in one or both ears (tinnitus)
- Increases the volume of the TV or radio
- Avoids social activities and withdrawing from conversations
- Attempts to control the conversation by being more involved in it, limiting the other participants as much as possible
- Complains that people mumble
- People around them (family and friends) complain about their hearing ability
How does hearing loss affect our daily life?
Hearing loss impacts an individual’s physical and mental well-being, as well as their social surroundings. If hearing loss is left untreated, it can lead to one or more of the following consequences:
- Isolation and withdrawal
- Distraction and lack of concentration
- Work-related problems
- Difficulty communicating with family and friends
- Dizziness, headache and high-blood pressure
- Negativity, nervousness and anger
- Fatigue, tension, anxiety, even depression
- In old age it can cause dementia and even Alzheimer’s disease
How can we help?
At DR GEORGE Hearing Centers, we deeply comprehend the multidimensional importance of hearing in a person’s quality of life. Therefore, we tirelessly work to provide solutions that are not only technologically advanced but also tailored to each individual’s specific needs. Our approach is comprehensive and consistent in caring for those with hearing impairments, starting with an accurate diagnosis and extending to the selection and use of appropriate hearing aids.
On the journey to restore your hearing, we are with you every step of the way. We offer not only the advanced technology you need but also the human support you require. “The path to restoring your hearing“ guides you through different phases, from the initial diagnosis to selecting the right hearing device, fitting, and post-purchase support. We are here to help you reconnect with the world of sound, one step at a time.
The approach of the DR GEORGE Hearing Centres team is underlined by honesty and respect for our clients, focusing on solutions that improve their daily lives and communication. Hearing aids are more than just technological devices; they are a means for people to reconnect with their world, participate in social activities, and regain confidence and autonomy. At DR GEORGE Hearing Centers, we offer a range of hearing aid solutions, supporting each client in finding the one that best suits their needs and preferences.
Our care at DR GEORGE Hearing Centers does not end with the delivery of the hearing aid. Ongoing support and regular check-ups are central to the service we provide, ensuring that the hearing aid always remains adapted to the user’s current needs and offers the best possible performance. Through this ongoing interaction and care, we aim to build lasting and meaningful relationships with our clients, investing in a better quality of life for all those facing hearing challenges.
Hear life with us!
Hearing is a precious sense. Do not let hearing loss rob you of the joy of life. Call us now for a FREE hearing consultation.