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TruHearing Announces Addition of Cindy Dellecker to Advisory Board

March 31, 2015

TruHearing Announces Addition of Cindy Dellecker to Advisory Board Dellecker to help TruHearing expand access to low-cost hearing aids across the US  Cindy Dellecker, former Senior Vice President of Senior Market and Health Plan Operations at Highmark Inc., has accepted a position on the TruHearing Advisory Board. Dellecker brings over 25 years of experience in
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TruHearing Announces Addition of Jack Friedman to Board of Directors

March 25, 2015

TruHearing Announces Addition of Jack Friedman to Board of Directors Friedman to leverage experience growing complex managed care systems  Jack Friedman, CEO of Providence Health Plan, has accepted a position on the TruHearing Board of Directors. Friedman brings to the position over 20 years of experience in managed care and will advise and consult on
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How Speech Reading Can Help Maximize the Benefits of Your Hearing Aid

March 16, 2015

How Speech Reading Can Help Maximize the Benefits of Your Hearing Aid Hearing aids will greatly increase your ability to understand conversations, but learning to read visual cues and understanding basic speech reading, can help supplement your ears with other information and fill in the blank spots in your communication. Everyone—with or without hearing loss—uses
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What Can TruHearing Offer You Today?

March 9, 2015

What Can TruHearing Offer You Today? TruHearing has grown a lot over the last 10 years. As we’ve grown, we’ve gotten better at what we do, which means we can now offer you better products, lower prices, and a larger selection of providers than ever before. What can TruHearing offer you today? Take a look.
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Tips to Improve Communication with Your Family After Hearing Loss

March 2, 2015

Tips to Improve Communication with Your Family After Hearing Loss Once you recognize your hearing loss and you’ve addressed it with hearing aids, your next step to better hearing is better communication—especially with the people you are around everyday. Not only does it take time for you to adjust to wearing hearing aids, but it
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