
Hearing Doctors of New Jersey Presents “Healthy Brain” at the Fanwood Senior Center
Dr. Rhee was joined by Paul Irwin-Dudek of the Alzheimer’s Association to present “Healthy Brain” to a full room at the Fanwood Senior Center. Paul
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Dr. Rhee Rosenman-Nesson is the founder of Hearing Doctors of New Jersey and a Doctor of Audiology who helps patients to never say “what” again. She developed a proprietary H.E.A.R. Method™ Treatment Program that focuses on hearing goals, engagement with loved ones and analytics to deliver real, measurable results. She has almost 20 years of experience helping more than 4,250 people from 0-105 years old with their hearing.
Dr. Rhee also has developed countless educational videos and content on hearing loss and hearing aids. She has a passion for helping people struggling to hear their family and friends. Dr. Rhee has created a proprietary H.E.A.R. Method™ Treatment Program which standardizes the patient experience and takes the guesswork out of what the best hearing aid is, by providing extensive testing, validation, and fitting verification so her patients never say “what” again.

Dr. Rhee was joined by Paul Irwin-Dudek of the Alzheimer’s Association to present “Healthy Brain” to a full room at the Fanwood Senior Center. Paul

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