Nola Aronson and her team at Advanced Audiology have nearly reached the halfway point of their goal to give 2,018 free hearing screenings in 2018, having provided over 940 so far.
“What we do for the community is we give free hearing screenings so that people can be aware and educated about their hearing, because it’s so important for communication,” Aronson said.
As sponsor of the 2018 Sierra Pelona Valley Wine Festival, Nola Aronson’s Advanced Audiology promoted the charitable event during a recent episode of “The Senior Hour” on KHTS.
Set for Saturday from 12 to 4 p.m. at Reyes Winery on Sierra Highway in Santa Clarita, the 6th annual Sierra Pelona Valley Wine Festival will benefit the Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley this year.
The Santa Clarita community is invited to make their reservation for an upcoming “Lunch and Learn” event and Open House set to be held by Nola Aronson’s Advanced Audiology next week.
Monday, the very first “Lunch and Learn” of the planned series centered around hearing is scheduled at a Santa Clarita restaurant, with participants expected to have a meal and hearing screening while discussing a topic related to hearing health.
“We would like to educate people about communication and hearing,” said Aronson in an earlier interview.
Advanced Audiology is sponsoring two upcoming nonprofit fundraisers in Santa Clarita: “The Wine Affair” by Soroptimist International of Greater SCV and the Sierra Pelona Valley Wine Festival benefiting the Zonta Club of SCV.
Advanced Audiology will be stage sponsor for the 6th Annual Sierra Pelona Valley Wine Festival at Reyes Winery set for April 21, and title sponsor for The Wine Affair scheduled for April 15 on Town Center Drive.
Nola Aronson from Advanced Audiology is discussing a number of ways to manage tinnitus — ringing in the ears — and believes that it is no longer something a person is forced to live with for the rest of their life.
An estimated 80 percent of Aronson’s patients have tinnitus, and though different management methods work for different people, she has been able to help an increasing number of her patients dealing with tinnitus thanks to new technology.
For married couples who argue about what appears to be “selective hearing,” a Santa Clarita audiologist is offering to help settle the matter with free hearing screenings for both.
“Right now we’re doing an ad: Does your spouse have selective hearing? Let’s end the debate now — both of you come in for a free hearing check-up and that way you’ll both know and you don’t have to argue anymore. So we save marriages too,” said Nola Aronson of Advanced Audiology with a laugh.
It’s a common belief that getting a hearing aid will make you look “old,” but a Santa Clarita audiologist is reminding the community that choosing not to correct a hearing loss with a hearing aid is actually a much more obvious sign of age.
While many people don’t appear to mind correcting their vision problems with prescription glasses, Advanced Audiology’s Nola Aronson noted that a decades-old stigma that comes with hearing aids is totally different, when people wrongly assume a hearing aid will be large and obvious.
At Advanced Audiology, Santa Clarita Audiologist and Owner Nola Aronson have announced a goal of providing 2,000 free hearing screenings to residents in the year 2018.
Last year, the team at Advanced Audiology surpassed their goal of providing 1,500 free hearing screenings to the community, and so Aronson made the decision to aim even higher this year.
Advanced Audiology’s Nola Aronson, a Santa Clarita audiologist, is planning to offer house calls for seniors in partnership with a local optometrist.
Aronson and Dr. Alice Sun of Sunshine Optometry are planning to provide both hearing and vision screenings for seniors with mobility issues, right from the comfort of their homes.
Nola Aronson of Advanced Audiology made an announcement recently that she has acquired a specialized machine which will assist her in more precisely helping patients deal with ringing in the ears, known as tinnitus.
The Tinnometer machine presents tones in different frequency ranges to measure the frequency and loudness of the tinnitus, according to the Santa Clarita audiologist.
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