Reduce the Risk of Dementia in Oahu
Treat Hearing Loss. Protect Your Mind.
New research finds treating hearing loss is the single most modifiable risk factor for reducing the risk of dementia. Even mild hearing loss can increase your risk by up to 200%.
The Reality
Even Mild Hearing Loss Increases Dementia Risk by Up to 200%
The most modifiable risk factor for reducing dementia risk, according to the latest research, is treating hearing loss.
The Research
Two Landmark Studies. One Clear Message.
Peer reviewed research from two of the top medical institutions in the country makes the case that hearing treatment is one of the strongest tools you have against cognitive decline.
Johns Hopkins
Higher Dementia Risk From Untreated Hearing Loss
Johns Hopkins medical study
Columbia University
Modern Hearing Treatment Can Slow or Prevent Cognitive Decline
Columbia University evidence
There Is Hope
Modern Hearing Technology Can Keep Your Mind Sharp
Whether you suffer from slight or significant hearing loss, your cognitive abilities are likely to be adversely affected. But today’s leading treatment options for restoring hearing can help to slow down or prevent the development of dementia.
Our hearing aid centers work to combat dementia by staying at the forefront of modern hearing technology. At Family Hearing Center, we are here to help you keep your mind sharp.
When to Call Us
Call Family Hearing Center If You Struggle With Any of These
If you or a loved one deals with any of these regularly, it may be time for a hearing consultation.
Trouble Hearing in Background Noise
Difficulty following conversations when there are competing sounds.
TV or Radio Too Quiet for You
The volume that works for your spouse or family is too soft for you.
Struggling to Hear in the Car
Trouble following a conversation with passengers while driving.
Asking Others to Repeat Themselves
You commonly need people to repeat what they said before you catch it.
From the Neuroscientist
Dr. Keith Darrow on Hearing Loss and Dementia
The only Neuroscientist practicing audiology in America shares how hearing loss and dementia are directly connected.
Untreated Hearing Loss
Learn More About the Impact in the Report
Explore the research behind hearing loss, cognitive decline, and dementia.
What to Expect on Your First Visit
Get to Know You & Understand Your Symptoms
Discuss Your Treatment Goals & Medical History
Determine Your Stage of Hearing Loss/Tinnitus
Answer All of Your Questions or Concerns
Begin a Custom Treatment Plan
Exclusive Excellence In Audiology Member Serving O'ahu
Our Clinics
Visit One of Our Family Hearing Center Locations
Four convenient clinics across Oahu.
Honolulu
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Mon to Fri 8AM to 4:30PM, Sat 8AM to 4:30PM
Closed daily 12PM to 1PM
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Kaneohe
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Mon to Fri 8AM to 4:30PM
Closed daily 12PM to 1PM
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Pearl City
Hours
Mon to Fri 8AM to 4:30PM, Sat 8AM to 4:30PM
Closed daily 12PM to 1PM
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Kahala
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Mon 8AM to 4:30PM
Closed daily 12PM to 1PM
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