Blue Bell Hearing Aid Center Inc. Hearing Loss Help and Hearing Aids

Blue Bell Hearing Aid Center, Inc.
821 N. Bethlehem Pike
P.O. Box 619
Spring House, PA 19477
215-641-1317

Tele: (215) 641-1317 Fax: (215) 947-0772 alicia@heargal.com

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Have trouble hearing the
television set?
Have difficulty hearing on the telephone?
Have difficulty hearing the doorbell, telephone, clock, or
other devices?
Do you feel that people "mumble" and don't speak clearly?
Do you frequently ask other people to repeat themselves?
Do you feel your hearing is "cloudy" or "not clear"?
Do other people ask you if you have problems hearing?
Do you hear people, but just don't make out what they say?
Do you find yourself avoiding situations because you are not able to hear other people properly?
Do you find that your hearing is not what it used to be?

has problems communicating?
has problems in following simple directions?
frequently asks people to repeat things?

Gradual hearing loss that occurs as you age (presbycusis) is common. According to the National Institutes of Health, an estimated one-third of Americans between the ages of 65 and 75 and close to one-half of those older than 75 have some degree of hearing loss. However, with the music decibels ever increasing and the introduction of ear bud headphones, hearing loss is affecting people at an earlier and earlier age.

More than 22 million people suffer from a significant hearing loss, with 5 million school-age children being affected and 8 million in the over-65 age range.

According to the National Institutes of for Occupational Safety and Health anyone who notices a change in their hearing should have a hearing test. Those exposed to hazardous noise should have an annual hearing test, while others should consider a hearing test every three years.

You can't reverse hearing loss. However, you don't have to live in a world of quieter, less distinct sounds. You and a hearing specialist can take steps to improve what you hear.

Let Blue Bell Hearing Aid Center determine if you are having a hearing problem, and assist you in correcting your problem.

We at Blue Bell Hearing Aid Center recognize that everyone's hearing needs are unique.

Recommendations for a hearing aid are dependent on hearing loss as well as practical needs such as the ease of putting the hearing aid in, changing the battery and individual lifestyles. etc.

Consideration is also given to financial resources; our goal is to provide you with the best hearing instrument possible within your budget

Our hearing instrument specialists are trained in conventional and state-of-the-art digital and other programmable hearing aids. A variety of styles and sizes of hearing instruments are available, including those not easily seen. Extensive training is provided to help individual and family members adjust to the care and operation of the hearing device.

Alicia Lutzky
President

	We recognize that purchasing a hearing aid is a major decision. The hearing instrument specialists at Blue Bell Hearing Aid Center are committed to helping you learn to maximize the benefits of a hearing aid.
Better hearing is better living. Invest in a better quality of life. Obtain your hearing aid from us today.

Blue Bell Hearing Aid Center have been Providers of Professional Hearing Health Services since 1984. Alicia Lutzky, President of Blue Bell Hearing Aid Center, a graduate of La Salle University, is a registered hearing instrument specialist and a licensed hearing aid dealer. She has received training at the Archbishop Ryan School for Children with Hearing Impairment, and is a member of the Pennsylvania Hearing Aid Alliance. Ms. Lutzky has developed an expertize in specialized "high tech' hearing instruments. She is involved in continuing education in the latest techniques and technologies available.