FAQs

Absolutely. Parents receive coaching and home-based programs, while teachers may
be guided with classroom strategies and accommodations. Collaboration ensures that
progress extends beyond therapy sessions.

Yes. The clinic provides complete after-care including fine-tuning, regular servicing, and
maintenance to ensure the device continues to provide maximum benefit for tinnitus
relief.

Common signs include late talking, limited vocabulary, unclear speech sounds, difficulty
forming sentences, or trouble engaging in conversations and social interactions.

No. Aphasia affects a person’s ability to communicate but does not impact intelligence.
People with aphasia can still think, reason, and understand, even if they have trouble
expressing themselves.

Treatment depends on the cause:
● Medical solutions: Removal of earwax, treating ear infections or fluid, managing allergies
● Hearing assistance devices: Bone-conduction or air-conduction hearing aids for
amplification and better hearing

Bluetooth hearing aids provide:
● Seamless connectivity with multiple devices
● Hands-free calls
● Enhanced clarity and sound quality
● Remote control and app-based adjustments
● Personalized listening experiences tailored to your lifestyle

● Aphasia: language disorder affecting speaking, understanding, reading, and
writing.
● Dysarthria: speech disorder caused by weakness or poor coordination of the
speech muscles.
● Apraxia of speech: difficulty planning and coordinating the movements needed
for speech, even though the muscles are not weak.

Treatment depends on the underlying cause and usually combines:
● Medical intervention: Treating infections, removing blockages, or addressing middle ear
conditions
● Hearing devices: Digital hearing aids or cochlear implants to manage the sensorineural
component and restore better hearing

Popular models include Widex Moment, Evoke, Beyond, Dream, UNIQUE, and Widex
Super. Each model offers different features to match varying hearing needs,
preferences, and budgets.

Speech therapy can help with stuttering, speech delay, unclear speech, voice disorders,
apraxia of speech, dysarthria, and communication difficulties related to learning
disabilities or neurological conditions.

Yes. Starkey hearing aids allow direct Bluetooth streaming from smartphones, TVs, and laptops.
With the Starkey app, you can also adjust settings and personalize your hearing experience
without visiting the clinic.

Yes. Many modern tinnitus hearing aids have Bluetooth connectivity, allowing direct
streaming of calls, music, and TV audio from both Android and iPhone devices.