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Nancy L Datino, AuD

Dr. Nancy L Datino, has over 37 years working as an Audiologist and Speech Pathologist helping peop

10/27/2026

Can You Hear… Or Are You Guessing?

Many people with hearing loss don’t notice it right away. The brain becomes surprisingly good at filling in missing words, especially in familiar conversations.

Common signs include:
• Asking people to repeat themselves
• Turning up the TV volume
• Struggling in restaurants or group settings
• Difficulty hearing on the phone

If any of these sound familiar, a hearing evaluation may help provide answers.

10/20/2026

Real Ear Measurements are a small step that can make a BIG difference.

Audiologists use Real Ear Measurements to measure the sound reaching your eardrum. This helps show how much amplification your hearing aids are actually providing in each ear.

Your audiologist can then compare those measurements to a prescription target based on your hearing test.

If your hearing aids aren’t providing the appropriate level of amplification, your audiologist can make adjustments and measure again.

That’s the power of best practices. It’s about making sure your hearing aids are working for you and helping you achieve your best hearing possible.

10/13/2026

October is Audiology Awareness Month. Run through this list.

Hearing loss rarely shows up as silence. It shows up as mumbling, tiring conversations, and a TV volume someone else keeps fixing. Most people explain each one away as it comes.

If two or more sound familiar, a hearing test will tell you what's going on. Book yours this month.

10/06/2026

Audiology is about building relationships, restoring confidence, and helping people reconnect with the sounds of life.

Sometimes, it means helping someone hear the laughter of a loved one, join a conversation, or experience the everyday moments they may have been missing.

Today, we celebrate the possibilities that audiology can create and the dedicated professionals who help make those possibilities a reality.

Because hearing is more than sound. It’s connection. 👂❤️

09/29/2026

"Pets LOVE stinky smells.

So be sure to keep your hearing aids safely put away when you are not using them to prevent damage or emergency vet visits.

This is especially important for young children and keeping small button batteries safely stowed away.

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09/22/2026

MYTH vs. FACT

MYTH: Hearing aids make everything louder.

FACT: Modern hearing technology is designed to help you hear speech more clearly while reducing unwanted background noise.

Today’s devices are smarter, smaller, and more personalized than ever before.

Have questions about hearing aids? We’d be happy to help.

09/15/2026

Did You Know?

Untreated hearing loss has been linked to:
• Increased listening fatigue
• Social isolation
• Reduced quality of life
• Greater cognitive load

Hearing well isn’t just about your ears. It’s about staying connected to the people and moments that matter most.

09/08/2026

Myth vs. Fact: Hearing Loss Only Affects the Ears

Many people think hearing happens only in the ears, but hearing is actually a team effort between your ears and your brain.

Your ears collect sounds, but it's your brain that interprets those sounds and gives them meaning. When hearing loss occurs, the brain receives less information and must work harder to fill in the gaps—especially during conversations in noisy environments.

This extra listening effort can make it more difficult to follow discussions, lead to fatigue, and leave people feeling exhausted after social situations. That's why addressing hearing loss isn't just about hearing better—it's about helping your brain process sound more efficiently.

If you've noticed conversations becoming more difficult to follow, a hearing evaluation can help determine whether hearing loss may be playing a role.

09/01/2026

Communication is a two-way street, and a few small changes can make conversations much easier for someone with hearing loss.

Try facing the person when you speak, getting their attention before starting a conversation, and reducing background noise whenever possible. Speaking clearly and at a natural pace is often more helpful than speaking louder.

Remember, hearing loss doesn't mean someone isn't paying attention—it simply means they may need a little extra support to hear and understand what's being said.

Good communication helps everyone stay connected, reduces frustration, and makes conversations more enjoyable for all involved.

08/25/2026

Myth vs. Fact: If I Had Hearing Loss, I Would Know It

Many people assume that hearing loss is something they would notice right away. In reality, hearing loss often develops gradually over time, making it easy to miss the early signs.

You may find yourself turning up the TV a little more than before, asking people to repeat themselves, or struggling to follow conversations in noisy places. Because these changes happen slowly, many people adapt without realizing their hearing has changed.

Regular hearing evaluations can help identify hearing loss early and provide peace of mind about your hearing health. If you've noticed even small changes in your ability to hear, it may be worth scheduling a hearing check.

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