Hearing Screen

 FAST FACTS 
  • Hearing loss occurs frequently in elders and increases with age.
  • Hearing loss increases one's social isolation which affects health and lifestyle.
  • Hearing loss is the third most common chronic but treatable condition among seniors.
 WHAT TO DO 
  • Get a medical evaluation and treatment.
  • Decrease background noise.
  • Look at the person when you speak.
  • Speak slowly.
  • Screen hearing with this Hearing Screening Tool.
 WHERE TO GO 
  • Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center can provide a speaker, audiological exams (sliding fee scale), and hearing aids:
    (216) 231-8787
  • Cleveland State University Speech and Hearing Clinic provides diagnostic and rehabilitation counseling (sliding fee scale) and hearing aids (at cost): (216) 687-3804
  • Catholic Deaf Center provides weekly religious services and a wide array of support services for the hearing impaired person/family:
    (216) 781-5530
  • Belton Audiology & Hearing Care Center (Summit County) can provide hearing screen tests with hearing aids, and obtain hearing aids:
    (330) 929-7722
  • Call Assisted Living Devices:1-800-537-2118
  • Call the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders: 1-800-241-1044

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