The Scholl Hearing Center

04/30/2021

New name, same expert hearing care.

The Scholl Center is now officially part of American Hearing and Audiology!

While our name has changed, we have the same priority of quality patient care, and the same trusted team providing it.

04/27/2021

Did you know there are three types of hearing loss? And they each have different causes and treatments.

1. Sensorineural hearing loss, the most common, occurs when inner ear nerves and hair cells are damaged and impact the pathways from your inner ear to your brain.
2. Conductive hearing loss is typically the result of obstructions in the outer or middle ear that prevent sound from getting to the inner ear.
3. Mixed hearing loss is a combination of the two.

Call (918) 303-7779 to better understand your unique hearing loss and how to best treat it.

04/22/2021

This month's staff shoutout is for our outstanding Audiology Extern Alicia Sparks!

Alicia is a graduate student at Wichita State University where she is completing her clinical Doctorate of Audiology. She earned her B.S. degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Oklahoma State University.

Alicia chose The Scholl Center for her externship to help expand her knowledge and clinical skills in an environment where a variety of audiological services are offered. She is thrilled to be part of our team where she can learn from some of the best audiologists.

Come meet Alicia and let her help provide you with an intelligent hearing solution. Call (918) 303-7779 for an appointment.

04/20/2021

Recent or worsening hearing loss can trigger anxious thoughts of "What if?"

Anxiety is a normal reaction to stress, but for some people these thoughts become unrelenting. If you're experiencing increased anxiety related to hearing loss, let us develop a hearing solution to put you at ease.

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04/15/2021

04/13/2021

Many common noises are actually louder and potentially more harmful to our hearing than we realize.

Sounds over 75 decibels can cause damage, and the danger increases the longer or more frequently we're exposed to them. Do you know how loud the sounds you hear each day actually are?

Prevention is best way to protect your hearing. Give us a call (918) 303-7779 to learn about limiting and avoiding damaging sounds.

04/08/2021

Let our family care for yours.

Our audiology clinic is unique in the fact that we focus on the whole patient. We work with your primary care physician to provide the best medical care available. Optimal hearing health is our goal for every patient, and we provide this through doctorate level clinicians and audiologists, exceptional patient care and service.

Call to schedule an appointment for you or a family member today (918) 303-7779.

04/06/2021

With the increasing amount of time kids are using headphones during the pandemic, how can parents' keep their hearing safe?

Here's a few tips:

–The volume should be set to a level where your child can hear when spoken to, and you can’t hear sound leaking from their headphones.

–Have them take breaks from headphone use throughout the day.

–Tell your child's doctor if they begin frequently asking “what?” or for things to be repeated.

–Have your child's hearing tested at least every three years to catch future problems.

Protect your child's hearing by scheduling an appointment with the hearing care experts at The Scholl Center (918) 303-7779.