San Diego Union-Tribune (Sunday)

Audiology clinic event highlights nonvisible hearing aid

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Is wearing a mask making communicat­ion more difficult? It may be that slight hearing loss is hindering the clarity of the words. A quick and easy screening can diagnose hearing loss. On Sept. 29 and 30, the House of Hearing in Escondido will be having a Lyric hearing event, which includes informatio­n and consultati­on on the Phonak Lyric, a completely nonvisible hearing devise that is placed in the ear canal and can be worn 24 hours a day. Free trials of the aid are available along with hearing checks.

Safety measures include in-office visits for one patient at a time or the option of curbside service as well as mobile at-home visits.

The House of Hearing is a full-service diagnostic clinic specializi­ng in the hearing sciences. Margie Houston is a licensed doctor of audiology who graduated from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. She has owned and operated the House of Hearing for 28 years and was voted a favorite audiologis­t in the 2020 Uniontribu­ne San Diego's Best Readers Poll.

The clinic's services include diagnostic audiologic­al hearing evaluation­s, tinnitus evaluation and treatment, otoscopy, ear wax removal, hearing aid evaluation, selection and fitting, hearing aid cleaning, ear impression­s and 3D scanning.

The House of Hearing, at 445 S. Escondido Blvd., Escondido, is open Monday through Friday. For more informatio­n, call (760) 746-3474 or visit houseofhea­ring.biz.

 ?? COURTESY PHOTO ?? Margie Houston, a doctor of audiology, is owner of the House of Hearing.
COURTESY PHOTO Margie Houston, a doctor of audiology, is owner of the House of Hearing.

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