Wellness
LiveSmart: Turn it Down! Keeping Earbud Volumes in the Safe Zone
When using earbuds or headphones, how loud is too loud? […]
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Wellness
LiveSmart: Take Care to Protect Your Hearing this Summer
While COVID-19 protocols will mean a changed experience for concert-goers this summer, protecting your hearing should continue to be top-of-mind. […]
Wellness
LiveSmart: At Work or Play, Be Sure to Protect Your Hearing
Spring is here! From backyard barbecues on Memorial Day to outdoor concerts and fireworks, the arrival of spring and summer in upstate New York can be a great time. But there’s a danger that’s painless, odorless, tasteless, invisible and toxic: noise-induced hearing loss. […]
SPHP in the News
NewsChannel 13: Exploring the Ear Canal
Dr. Debra Trees, a doctor of audiology at St. Peter’s Hospital, discusses how sound is transmitted while touring the ear canal exhibit at Journey Through The Body. […]
Wellness
LiveSmart: Hearing Aids Offer Assistance in Transition From Impairment
Hearing loss is usually gradual and painless; as a result, it’s easy for many people to ignore. It is critical to address the issue as soon as possible, to circumvent the numerous social, cognitive and health effects of delaying treatment.
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Upcoming Events
Better Hearing is Goal of Free Screening
Certified audiologists at the Sunnyview Hearing Center will offer free hearing screenings and consultations on Tuesday, September 15. […]
Wellness
LiveSmart: Enjoy the Sounds of Summer Safely
From backyard barbecues to concerts and fireworks, summer can be a great time. But there’s a summer danger that’s painless, odorless, tasteless, invisible and toxic: noise-induced hearing loss. […]
Wellness
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month
Up to 8 million people in the United States have some form of language impairment that makes it difficult for them to understand and/or use spoke or written language. Speech disorders are problems with fluency, articulation, or voice. Speech-Language Pathologists treat individuals with any of these disorders, to help the patients reach their full communication potential. Speech Pathologists also evaluate and treat individuals with swallowing problems which, if left untreated, may lead to pneumonia or other respiratory problems. If you have any questions, please contact the St. Peter’s Health Partners Speech Pathology department at 518-525-1171 or 518-475-1818.
Upcoming Events
Sunnyview Event To Explore Hearing Loss and Hearing Technology
Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital will offer a free educational program on hearing loss and the latest hearing technology on Tuesday April 14. […]