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Welcome to Glassman's Hearing Aid Service: Providing Ongoing Hearing Improvement
At Glassman's Hearing Aid Service, our goal is to provide the hearing impaired with competent, professional hearing health care at affordable prices. We are focused on improving your quality of life through free hearing evaluations, virtually invisible hearing aid technology and maintenance and service.
Mark Glassman, a certified Audioprosthologist and board-certified hearing instrument specialists, has serviced the hearing impaired for over thirty-two (32) years. He has built a company that truly understands the needs of the hearing impaired and is committed to providing the quality products and services that fit those needs. Glassman's is independently owned and operated, which allows us to choose hearing products from the manufacturers that year after year, emphasize quality and reliability in their products and services. Our practice is devoted to treating you like a member of our family. When you choose Glassman's, you are guaranteed a commitment by our staff, to offer you complete satisfaction. Our relationship does not end if you are fit with hearing instruments; in fact, our goal is to be committed to you, providing you quality care and service for the life of your hearing instruments.
At Glassman's Hearing Aid Service, we have proven hearing solutions that will help you hear well. Contact us today!
- Hearing Aid Sales
- Hearing Testing
- Hearing Aid Consultation
- Hearing Aid Repair
- Audiometric Evaluations
- Rehabilitation Services
- Custom Earmolds
- Assistive Listening Devices
- Battery Sales
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Be sure to include grandparents, because they are usually the ones to develop "Nerve Deafness" gradually over time and may not be aware of it. Learn More
Relearning to hear takes time and patience.
Remember, learning to use hearing aids requires a period of adjustment.
It is, therefore, important that the person being fitted with hearing aids guard against 'auditory shock' by understanding the stages that must be traveled, step by step, in relearning to hear.
Everyone's hearing is different and the progress in this listening schedule will vary
between people. Therefore, the reactions of other persons in learning to use their
hearing aids doesn't mean anything in predicting how you will do.
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Denial: Illness in America
A gradual change in hearing is so taken for granted today, that when you ask the hearing impaired why they continue to needlessly suffer, they are often startled. Most explain their hearing loss in a one dimensional way, with reasons such as "people don't talk plainly anymore", or "I don't always concentrate on what others say, so my wife thinks I have a hearing loss".
Aural Rehabilitation Protocol
Successfully managing hearing loss takes patience and persistence. Many people find that aural rehabilitation provides valuable assistance as they strive to achieve better hearing.
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"My wife appreciates my hearing aids as much as I do. She claims it has helped my disposition. I know hearing aids have helped me enjoy my family and friends."
Chris Gutschow, Fremont, NE