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Ready to Get Help With Hearing Loss?

To learn more about hearing loss and to find a provider in your area, visit: IWantToHear.com

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This educational material is brought to you by Cochlear Americas.

Hearing Loss SolutionsWhether you have just been diagnosed with hearing loss or are currently not hearing well with your hearing aid(s), acting early has the potential to transform your life. Explore these treatment options for hearing loss.

Hearing Aids – For those with mild to severe hearing loss. Most common treatment option. Designed to make sounds louder.

Cochlear Implant – For those with moderate to profound hearing loss in both ears, receiving little or no benefit from hearing aids. Bypasses damaged portions of the ear and directly stimulates the auditory nerve. Designed to make sounds louder and clearer.

Hybrid Cochlear Implant – For those with relatively good hearing (mild hearing loss) in the lower frequencies with more significant (severe) hearing loss in the higher frequencies. Unique combination of two proven technologies—acoustic amplification and cochlear implant technology—in one device.

Bone Conduction Systems – For those with permanent conductive or mixed hearing loss and single-sided deafness. Uses your body’s natural ability to conduct sound.

Now is the Time to Get Back What You’ve Been MissingHundreds of millions of people around the world are affected by hearing loss. With modern hearing technology you can regain your ability to listen, perform at work, communicate with family and friends, and enjoy everyday life.

Learn the facts about hearing loss. Visit IWantToHear.com

Top Five Myths About Hearing Loss:

1. I would know if I had hearing loss.

2. If I already have hearing loss I don’t need to protect my ears from noise.

3. Having hearing loss just means that I need sounds to be louder.

4. Only people with serious hearing loss need treatment.

5. Only old people need to worry about hearing loss.