Choosing a new health care practitioner in any realm can be a bit daunting. But after you’ve finally done the hard work of researching, selecting and visiting a new health care provider, it’s a good idea to assess him or her to make sure your needs were met and you feel comfortable.
The 2013 HLAA Walk4Hearing events were a huge success! Over $1.3 million was raised for programs and services that support people with hearing loss and their families. The 2014 Walk4Hearing events have begun and CapTel is once again a presenting sponsor for these events. You… Read More »2014 HLAA Walk4Hearing events have begun!
You probably know someone with high blood pressure or may even have it yourself.
Cataracts occur when the proteins in the lens of the eye become increasingly opaque, which results in a cloudy rather than clear lens and blurred vision.
As an employer, there are some easy things to do to help people with hearing loss thrive in the workplace. You should consult ADA requirements, but here are our best tips to facilitate excellent communication with someone who is hard of hearing: During the interview While job… Read More »Hearing loss and the interview: Tips for employers
You’ve probably either heard others talk about how their arthritis lets them know about a change in weather, or you’ve experienced this yourself.
Calcium is important throughout the life cycle, but it is especially important for growing children and aging adults.
It’s important for all of us to get adequate sleep each night to renew our bodies and give our minds a rest.
A new study by researchers in Finland has found that older adults with high levels of vitamin E in their blood were less likely to have a memory disorder than elderly individuals with lower vitamin E levels, suggesting that vitamin E is good for active senior living.
People living with hearing loss often develop excellent speechreading skills.