by Dr. Scott Marquardt - Doctor of Audiology & CEO of Clarity Hearing | Nov 4, 2020 | Insurance, Patient Resources
Most people would agree that the little things in life, like a gurgling stream, rainfall on a tin roof, and bird songs, make it worth living. The absence of those and other sounds, along with a decreased ability to hear conversations with friends and family, reduces...
by Dr. Scott Marquardt - Doctor of Audiology & CEO of Clarity Hearing | Sep 7, 2020 | Insurance, Patient Resources
Imagine a world without bird songs, gurgling streams, and rainfall on the roof. Although the absence of these sounds might not cause you concern, a decreased capacity to understand the conversations of family and friends or to hear important information disrupts your...
by Dr. Scott Marquardt - Doctor of Audiology & CEO of Clarity Hearing | Jan 8, 2020 | Insurance, Patient Resources
Hearing the hum of traffic, the buzzing of lights, and the low rumble of conversation within a crowd might not attract your attention as sounds you listen for. However, if those sounds, along with the sounds of rain on the roof, birds singing in the garden, a...
by Dr. Scott Marquardt - Doctor of Audiology & CEO of Clarity Hearing | Nov 4, 2019 | Insurance, Patient Resources
A critical part of independent living and a better quality of life comes from your capacity to hear conversations, especially those relating important information or staying up-to-date on what’s going on with loved ones. Medical Xpress notes a sad statistic, relating...
by Dr. Scott Marquardt - Doctor of Audiology & CEO of Clarity Hearing | Oct 4, 2019 | Insurance, Patient Resources
Staying up to date with what’s going on among family members and friends is essential to all of us, and being able to understand important information can be critical. When you don’t hear well, it is a struggle to keep up, and it hampers your quality of life as well...
by Dr. Scott Marquardt - Doctor of Audiology & CEO of Clarity Hearing | Sep 4, 2019 | Insurance, Patient Resources
Hearing the hum of traffic, the buzzing of lights, and the low rumble of conversation within a crowd might not seem important, but the absence of those sounds or a decreased capacity to understand conversations with your loved ones could be an indicator of hearing...
