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NEWPORT-MESA AUDIOLOGY, BALANCE AND EAR INSTITUTE ANNOUNCES ADVANCED MEDICAL PROGRAM TO TREAT CHILDREN WHO SUFFER FROM VESTIBULAR DISORDERS THAT DELAY CHILD DEVELOPMENT
October 27, 2011
A leading institute in the research, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of vestibular disorders in Newport Beach, Calif. has announced a pediatric vestibular rehabilitation therapy program that uses advanced medical technology and “conditioned play” to quickly and effectively diagnose and treat the growing number of children who have symptoms of dizziness, vertigo and balance problems, which may delay child development.
NEWPORT BEACH AUDIOLOGIST REPORTS HIGH PATIENT SATISFACTION SURVEY RESULTS FOR 100 PERCENT INVISIBLE LYRIC HEARING DEVICE
June 22, 2011
Newport-Mesa Audiology shows patients prefer Lyric by 99 percent over prior traditional hearing aids, makers of Lyric get a Net Promoter Score of 61 for customer satisfaction.
NEWPORT-MESA AUDIOLOGY SEES NEW TREND OF WORKING PROFESSIONALS USING 100 PERCENT INVISIBLE LYRIC HEARING DEVICE
March 25, 2011
New group of hearing aid patients attribute revived professional success to use of Lyric.
NEWPORT BEACH PRACTICE HIRES DOCTOR OF AUDIOLOGY
February 15, 2011
New hire expands the audiology practice’s expertise in pediatric audiology and vestibular rehabilitation therapy
NEWPORT-MESA AUDIOLOGY INSTITUTE PUTS A NEW SPIN ON DIAGNOSING AND TREATING DIZZINESS, VERTIGO AND BALANCE DISORDERS
November 30, 2010
Advanced medical technology looks to reduce patient frustration
and annual cost of more than $1 billion a year to the U.S. healthcare system.
NEWPORT BEACH AUDIOLOGY PRACTICE LENDS A HELPING HAND TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MILITARY VETERANS
January 06, 2010
Newport-Mesa Audiology, Balance and Ear Institute Provides Audiological Evaluations for Long Beach VA Hospital’s Overflow Patients
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NEWPORT-MESA AUDIOLOGY, BALANCE AND EAR INSTITUTE ANNOUNCES ADVANCED MEDICAL PROGRAM TO TREAT CHILDREN WHO SUFFER FROM VESTIBULAR DISORDERS THAT DELAY CHILD DEVELOPMENT
By USA Today December 24, 2011
"Child being treated for a vestibular disorder in the I-Portal Neuro-Otologic Test Center Symptoms and behaviors that might indicate a childhood vestibular disorder: • Late crawling or walking • Poor fine and/or gross motor skills • Perceived as clumsy"
TREATING VESTIBULAR DISORDERS IS CHILD’S PLAY
By Matthew Coleman / The Hearing Journal December 01, 2011
"Vestibular disorders, or balance system disorders, affect many
children in the United States, and while hearing tests at birth
are mandatory for children in most states, vestibular system
testing is not. These undetected vestibular disorders can cause
symptoms of dizziness and balance problems in children that
can delay their development."
DR. DIZZY'S CHAIR CAN SET YOU STRAIGHT
By Greg Hardesty / THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER July 16, 2010
"The chair starts spinning. And as it spins, a little boy, Casey, age 3, wearing some very cool goggles, watches lights that seem to travel with him as he sits and twirls in a darkened chamber atop his mother's lap."
UNSEEN HEARING AID SOUNDS GOOD TO SOME
by Laura Johannes July 14, 2009
"An unusual new extended-wear hearing aid can be worn continuously for up to four months and replaced when its battery dies."
INVISIBLE HEARING AID CHANGING LIVES
KGO San Francisco, ABC 7 News July 13, 2009
"Lyric is like a contact lens for the ear," Dr. Robert Schindler, Chairman Emeritus, Dept. of Otolaryngology, UCSF
TAKE A LOOK AT THE SMALLEST HEARING AID
by Juju Chang, Jay Shaylor and Josh Gaynor July 06, 2009
"It is smaller than a dime and is basically just a miniature microphone, a microchip and a tiny speaker wrapped in a small layer of foam... "
TINY HEARING AID OFFERS NEW OPTION
ABC-6, WPVI-TV, Philadelphia May 12, 2009
Doctors say Lyric "is one of the best advances they've seen in hearing aids. Like extended wear contact lenses have helped millions of people with vision problems, now the same concept is helping people with hearing loss."
100% INVISIBLE" LYRIC(R) HEARING AID WINS MEDICAL DESIGN EXCELLENCE AWARD
May 11, 2009
NEUROMONICS TINNITUS RETRAINING DEVICE
Sharon Begley, Newsweek April 08, 2009
NEW HEARING
Fox 5 New York November 25, 2008
Lyric, "a tiny little device is opening the world for a New York Giants (coach Mike Wauffle)."
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