Utah Hearing Health Links

Utah Hearing Health Links

• Hearing Loss Education Center
  Connecting people to a world of sound
• Siemens Hearing Instruments
  Home of Best Sound Technology™
• Edison Stanford Hearing Health Blog
  Hearing health related articles published by Edison Stanford Hearing Centers of Utah
• Hearing Loss Blog
  Hearing loss blog published by the Better Hearing Institute
• Better Hearing Institute
  Advocates for America’s Ears™
• Oticon Hearing Instruments
  Reconnect with your family. Your friends. Yourself.
• American Academy of Audiology
  Professionals dedicated to providing quality hearing care to the public.
• Healthy Hearing – Consumer Resource on Hearing Aids and Hearing Loss
  News and information about hearing loss, hearing aids, tinnitus, cochlear implants and all other hearing health topics.
• Hearing Exchange
  Blog and resources for people with hearing loss
• Hearing Health 4U
  A non-profit organization committed to helping people hear better by providing quality used hearing aids at affordable pricing.
• Alzheimer’s Association Utah Chapter
  The Utah Alzheimer’s Association Chapter including helpful information regarding Alzheimer’s disease and hearing loss
• Hear Now
  A national non-profit program committed to assisting those permanently residing the in the U.S. who are deaf or hard of hearing and have no other resources to acquire hearing aids.
• Hearing Loss Association | Utah Chapter
  A group of hard-of-hearing people in Salt Lake City, Utah who share experiences as they adapt to hearing loss.  They welcome all people having an interest  in this communication challenge.
• Utah Services to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
  The Division was created under the Utah State Office of Rehabilitation in 1988 and provides services for people with hearing loss (both Deaf and Hard of Hearing).
• Utah State Office of Rehabilitation
  This site will help you explore the many services offered by the Utah State Office of Rehabilitation through the Division of Rehabilitation Services (DRS) and the Division of Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DSDHH).