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Getting to know your hearing care provider Many people have the same question, “what is an audiologist and what can they do?” Audiologists are primary
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Getting to know your hearing care provider Many people have the same question, “what is an audiologist and what can they do?” Audiologists are primary
Out of all the reasons for problems hearing, Presbycusis is the most common. Presbycusis is also known as age-related hearing loss. This is a common
Hearing loss testing, dealing with hearing loss, and descriptions of treatments and devices. Hearing loss is one of the most common conditions affecting older adults.
We many not recognize them at first, but early signs of hearing loss may begin to manifest themselves as simple personality quirks in our family
The latest report by the CDC states that there are 25.8 million Americans suffering from diabetes and another 79 million who are thought to have pre-diabetes. With all the
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
Austin Singleton, Au.D. Almost everyone has felt a temporary ringing in the ears – and we all know it is annoying. Sadly, for roughly one
For most people, hearing loss occurs slowly over a long period of time. The slow onset of hearing loss means that many people don’t even
Human ears are amazing. From the loudest jet engine to the quietest pin drop, they capture a humongous range of sound. But like many fine-tuned
If you already wear hearing aids, you know the kinds of benefits they give you. Hearing aids have most likely made it easier to have
Most hearing aid owners wear their aids on a regular basis and discover the benefit they can provide to their lives and relationships. However, as
Why Offering a Hearing Health Benefit Is Essential in the Pandemic Rob Gibbs, SVP, Sales and Account Management, TruHearing When reports of COVID-19 first surfaced
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
Here’s what you need to know about noise induced hearing loss or NIHL: The Three Causes of NIHL that Everyone Should Know* Intensity of SoundThe
TruHearing, the market leader in hearing benefits, has launched a companywide program to encourage employees to give back to their communities. The new TruTime initiative provides two paid days annually to support participation in charitable or community-based causes.
As signs of hearing loss build over time, frequent misses and mistakes can take a toll on workers and their employers in the form of reduced productivity. In its first annual “Hearing in the Workplace” survey, TruHearing, the market leader in hearing benefits, surveyed working individuals and explored the impact of untreated hearing loss on their productivity. The study found that almost all respondents reported significant challenges to doing their jobs prior to wearing hearing aids.
TruHearing, the market leader in hearing products and solutions, is expanding access to hearing benefits through its recent partnership with Amalgamated Life Insurance Company, one of the nation’s leading providers of comprehensive insurance solutions. Amalgamated Life Insurance Company currently offers a wide range of group and voluntary benefits; this partnership integrates hearing products into their robust portfolio. With four of TruHearing’s group voluntary plans now being offered, Amalgamated Life can provide a range of options in hearing health services to its extensive customer base. Four plan options are currently available, ranging from discount plans to fully insured coverage.
TruHearing, the market leader in hearing benefits, is proud to announce its Echo platform and supporting infrastructure, as well as its headquarters in Draper, Utah and colocation facility in Bluffdale, Utah, have achieved the HITRUST CSF Certification from HITRUST, an organization that champions programs that safeguard sensitive information and manage information risk for global organizations across all industries and throughout the third-party supply chain.
Thanks to everyone who entered our Love to Hear Sweepstakes. We enjoyed reading all your beautiful, heartwarming, and sometimes humorous stories about all the sounds you love to hear with your hearing aids.
Starting in January, 2016, Highmark’s Medicare Advantage members with Freedom Blue PPO plans will be eligible for hearing aid coverage through TruHearing. Members will be eligible for coverage for a routine hearing exam, hearing aid fitting and evaluation, and two hearings aids per calendar year at significant cost savings.
Medicare beneficiaries in select states will soon have better access to hearing examinations and affordable hearing aids thanks to Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM), a leading health and well-being company, teaming up with TruHearing, a hearing health care services and hearing aids company.
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 managed care to TruHearing and will act as an advisor and consultant through TruHearing’s continued growth and expansion.
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 strategic business initiatives and contribute to the continued growth of TruHearing in the healthcare industry. Friedman started serving on the board in November of 2014.
“This has been an answer to our prayers,” says Kathy, who entered the Hear to Help Sweepstakes in the hope of winning a pair of hearing aids for her mother, Thelma. Thelma was diagnosed with hearing loss a number of years ago, but at the time she couldn’t justify the cost. “I noticed that in social situations, she was not able to hear. And she had a hard time understanding her grandchildren,” says Kathy. She was concerned that her mother’s hearing loss might lead to isolation. “My mother is a very social person,” she adds. “I want her to be able to enjoy social situations and share her grandchildren’s world with them.”
“It’s actually two lives you’ve saved; his and mine!” Truhearing’s hearing benefit solutions keep you fully engaged in life by making hearing healthcare affordable and
Have you ever wondered how your ear works – like how sound travels through your ear to your brain? This video does a great job
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