Celebrate National Healthy Aging Month with Free Hearing Care Services

Sep 1, 2023



Benton Harbor, Michigan Aug 31, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Aeon Hearing is celebrating National Healthy Aging Month by offering free hearing examinations and insurance consultations to adults to help them understand the importance of hearing and the effects of hearing loss.  Maintaining hearing health begins with a baseline hearing test. Unaddressed hearing loss can lead to a lack of independence, social isolation, cognitive decline, and in the worst cases, dementia. It is imperative to empower adults to protect their hearing and their overall health through the knowledge of their individual hearing abilities.

In recognition of National Healthy Aging month, Aeon Hearing is offering free, no-obligation hearing examinations and insurance consultations to anyone with hearing loss or just looking to understand their hearing challenges. The goal is to raise awareness of hearing loss and its connection to cognition and independence--two important aspects of healthy aging.  There is no cost and no obligation associated with these services.

Aeon Hearing ensures that individuals clearly understand their insurance benefits and can access necessary services without undue financial burden. For individuals residing outside of the local service area, Aeon Hearing can provide assistance by phone and email to those interested in obtaining hearing benefit solutions within their own local community. Further information is available at http://www.aeonhearing.com

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