An audiology patient will have many advantages by visiting an AuDNet Audiologist.

Recently a "Dear Abby" fan wrote in to ask for advice on what to do because her husband constantly needs to have blaring music in the car when she's around and how its painful to her ears. Abby suggested that it could be that her husband suffers from hearing loss (probably from listening to too-loud music), which is why he needs the volume turned up so high. She recommended that he should be checked by an audiologist - a "hearing specialist" (a term coined by AuDNet) so that he doesn't damage his hearing further, and hers won't be affected.

By using the term "hearing specialist," this advice reiterates the importance of seeing an audiologist rather than a hearing aid specialist, ENT, dealer, etc.

CLICK HERE to read the "Dear Abby" column (second letter) on Yahoo! News.

In addition to providing expert diagnosis and treatment of hearing loss, an AuDNet Audiologist is highly trained in determining the most effective hearing instrument for each particular patient, and an AuDNet Audiologist custom fits analog and digital hearing aids and tunes them for maximum performance.

America’s national network of independent, licensed audiologists, will conduct a series of awareness campaigns to connect consumers seeking the best hearing care treatment with professional audiologists.  Click on the title above to read more.