Hearing Aid Works Audiology PLLC

Never in the history of women (and everyone) who use sign language have we been more connected than ever. Near or far, we are all connected. Anytime, anywhere. Happy International Women’s Day!

This is my awesome Deaf father-in-law Walter, metal detector extraordinaire. He came to the rescue tonight, ironically to help me find my patient’s lost hearing aid in the snow. #findmyhearingaid #deaf #hearingaidworks #hearing #onlyinrochesterny

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Baby Hearing Tests!

January is Free Ear Cleaning month @hearingaidworks - See what is hiding in your ear with our video otoscope

For my musician friends....

#hothearingaids #matchyourlipsticktoyouraids

Real men wear pink hearing aids! Our next hearing campaign will feature lots of hot colors and cute kiddos. #OticonKids #Pinkhearing

Hearing Aid Stopped Working? Email me [email protected] FREE telehealth appointments! Even if you did not get your hearing aids from me- email us!!!Hearing Aid Stopped Working? Email me [email protected] FREE telehealth appointments! Even if you did not get your hearing aids from me- email us!!!

Virto Marvel Black, the hearing aid that looks like an earbud.

If you’ve never had a hearing screening done, we offer FREE SCREENINGS to anybody in the local community. I was born and raised here in Rochester... come on in and get one done!

HOLY SAND up in 'Ear (and probably plastic and glass)! We've been back from Costa Rica for over a month and the kids still had sand coming out of their ears...S...o I took them to Hearing Aid Works Audiology PLLC to get the situation checked out! If you need Ear Care, our dear friend Carolynne Pouliot will take good care of you! See more

https://www.npr.org//hand-dryers-harm-childrens-hearing-ca

Gorgeous photo of a human cochlea, taken by a scientist, Ronald Pouyo, from the University of Liege, Belgium. The picture is called "Spiral of Sound." Pouyo wrote: "This is a picture of a cochlea I dissected and labelled by immunohistochemistry. After that the cochlea was clarified and the picture was taken with a Light-sheet microscope. The inner ear shelters the cochlea, a spiral of cells whose role is to capture the air vibration through the hair cells (labelled in red). These unique cells convert sounds into electrical signals that are relayed to the brain via the neuronal fibers (labelled in green). All the other cell nuclei are labelled in blue. I consider myself lucky to be able to work on such a beautiful and complex structure, which has yet to be fully understood."