Dana Gray, HIS Wisconsin - Licensed Clinical Hearing Practitioner

26/03/2022

Brain | Basics | Hearinghealth

24/03/2022

Let me help you enjoy life more fully!

Having personally experienced hearing loss in my 30s, I understand the frustration and embarrassment of not hearing fully. I also understand the hope, results and benefits of making a life-changing decision to wear hearing aids.

Book your no cost consultation today. Thank you for your trust.

24/03/2022

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23/03/2022

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21/03/2022

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Hope you enjoyed our 1st day of S P R I N G 2002 today!

20/03/2022

Website: https://www.DrCliffAuD.comClinic Website: https://www.AppliedHearingAZ.comThere are 3 types of hearing loss:1. Sensorineural Hearing Loss2. Conducti...

19/03/2022

MANITOWOC | SHEBOYGAN | WAUSAU | Current Patients!

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Thank you! Here’s to better hearing and brain health.

Danalee Gray, HIS is a Hearing Instrument Specialist in Manitowoc, WI. She is accepting new patients. Be sure to call ahead with Danalee Gray to book an appointment.

17/03/2022

17/03/2022

Please, let us know if you would like us to come on-site to your nursing home/other to help you or someone you know, hear better.

That’s what we are here for and we love what we do!

(920) 451-1100

15/03/2022

Audiology Assistant
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Audiology Assistant
HearingLife
Manitowoc, WI 54220

Salary
$45,000 a year
Job Type
Full-time
Full Job Description

· Work with the Hearing Care Provider to provide quality care and aftercare of dispensing services such as hearing tests, hearing aid fittings, and educating hearing aid users on daily device use and care instructions.

· Perform checks on hearing aids and other amplification devices, including but not limited to troubleshooting, conducting repairs to hearing aids, creating earmolds, and cleaning hearing aids.

· Partner with the Hearing Care Provider to drive sales and key business metrics through daily clinic huddles, active schedule management, confirmation calls, and 3rd party referrals.

· Exhibit friendly and courteous behavior in all patient interactions. Continuously build rapport and develop patient relationships.

· Support the Hearing Care Provider in recording patient outcome notes in company patient record database.

· Promote and uphold HearingLife’s Core Values: we create trust, we are team players, we apply a can-do attitude, we create innovative solutions.

· Job description is not intended to include an inclusive list of responsabilities. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change or new ones may be assigned at any time with or without notice.

Licensing Requirements:

· Maintain an active Hearing Aid Dispensing License in accordance with state requirements.

· Maintain continuing education requirements based on state requirements.

Supervisory Responsibilities:

Position does not have any Supervisory responsibilities.

Key Job Competencies:

· Compassion

· Interpersonal Skills

· Results Driven

· Critical-thinking skills

· Leadership

· Teamwork

Travel:

Some local and overnight travel may be required throughout the HearingLife market.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $45,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k)
401(k) matching
Employee discount
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Referral program
Tuition reimbursement
Vision insurance
Schedule:

8 hour shift
Monday to Friday

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12/03/2022

HEALTH NEWS | Hearing aids lower risks for: dementia, depression, anxiety, falls, cognitive decline

“Within three years of being diagnosed with hearing loss, older adults with hearing aids have an 18 percent lower risk of developing dementia, 11 percent lower risk of depression or anxiety and a 13 percent lower risk of falling-related injuries.”

The reasearch also goes on to explain: “People who experience hearing loss interact with others less and can lose independence, which in turn provides less brain stimulation. This cuts nerve impulses from the ear to the brain, contributing to a loss of cognitive ability. That may ultimately contribute to dementia.”

Read the full article below.

Source: UPI

After getting their first hearing aid, older adults have a lower likelihood of anxiety, depression and dementia compared to those who don't, a new study says.