A typical day for an AuDNet audiologist and how they can make a difference in their patient’s lives
August 03, 2010
Having difficulty understanding in noisy situations? – Time to see an Audiologist!
July 20, 2010
Having difficulty understanding in noisy situations? – Time to see an Audiologist!
Hearing impaired singing “glory hallelujah” for important steps toward inclusion during Sunday service
July 01, 2010
Check out this inspiring true story that took place in Chicago recently!
The great industry debate: should the value of audiology care be nationally marketed?
June 28, 2010
The great industry debate: should the value of audiology care be nationally marketed?
AuDNet launches Preferred Provider Community for U.S. based audiologists
April 26, 2010
The Preferred Provider Community is Both a Lead Generation Tool and Value-Added Membership That Offers Benefits for Audiologists Looking for Alternative and Cost-Effective Ways of Marketing Their Practices and Clinics
7 things you may not know about hearing loss and audiology care
April 19, 2010
If you're unconvinced that preventing hearing loss should be a concern, read on for 7 facts you may not know about hearing loss and audiology care.
A Career in Audiology
December 02, 2009
The science of hearing health care was established during World War II. Today, audiologists must go to college for 8 years and earn a doctorate in audiology in order to practice. To learn more about why audiology is the right choice in hearing care, click on the title above.
Dr. Susan Terry Describes Her Clinical Services
August 21, 2009
Audiologist, Dr. Susan Terry describes her clinical audiology services and the value to her practice and patients of being a member of AuDNet, America's Audiology Network. Click on the title above to access this video link
Dr. Kevin Barlow Video About Audiology Services
August 18, 2009
Check out this excellent video overview of the typical services of an AuDNet member Audiology practice.
Hearing Loss CAN Be Treated
August 07, 2009
Hearing Loss is treatable. The key is early identification and professional care. Click on the title above for more information.