Almost 100 years ago, in 1927, the Federation of Organizations for the Hard of Hearing introduced the National Hearing Week. By 1972, the event expanded to the Better Speech and Hearing month, celebrated in May of each year to advocate for communication disorders among those who are hearing impaired or

Since COVID-19 started, the world has been off-kilter. For anyone who’s hearing impaired, any kind of mask mandate, whether it is imposed by the government or a business owner, is very difficult to deal with. That removes a very important layer of communication, lip-reading, from anyone with hearing loss. When

“To hear for life, listen with care.” These wise words can help us navigate life, whether or not we or a loved one suffers from hearing loss. This is the theme of World Hearing Day, which is sponsored by the World Health Organization (WHO). This event, celebrated on March 3rd