As we age, it’s natural to experience changes in our hearing. However, what many people may not realize is the profound impact that hearing loss can have on cognitive function. Fortunately, experts like Dr. Rhee Nesson, Au.D., Doctor of Audiology & Certified Dementia Practitioner, are dedicated to raising awareness about this crucial connection.
Dr. Nesson, the founder of Hearing Doctors of New Jersey, is on a mission to educate individuals about the link between hearing loss and cognitive decline. For this reason, she is eager to host two upcoming events at senior centers in Chatham and Millburn, New Jersey.
Chatham Senior Center
The first event, taking place at the Chatham Senior Center on March 28th at 1 pm, promises to be an enlightening discussion on the topic of cognitive decline in hearing loss. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from Dr. Nesson’s expertise and gain valuable insights into the realities of untreated hearing loss.
Milburn Senior Center
For those unable to attend the Chatham event, there’s another chance to participate at the Millburn Senior Center on April 26th at 11:30 am. Dr. Nesson will shed light on the same topic, allowing the community another opportunity to understand the importance of addressing hearing loss and its potential role in the prevention of further problems.
Untreated hearing loss can accelerate cognitive decline and increase the risk of conditions such as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease—making this opportunity to learn vital to long-term health. By taking proactive steps to learn about and address hearing loss early on, individuals have a better chance of maintaining cognitive function as they age.
About Dr. Rhee Rosenman-Nesson
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.
Why is Learning About Hearing Loss Important?
As we navigate the journey of aging, it’s essential to prioritize our auditory health, and attending events like those hosted by Dr. Rhee Nesson helps share the knowledge and resources needed to make informed decisions. It can also potentially help them mitigate the risk of cognitive decline.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn– mark your calendars for the upcoming events at the Chatham and Millburn Senior Centers and take the first step toward preserving your hearing and cognitive function for years to come.
Schedule an Appointment
To learn more about Dr. Rhee Nesson and Hearing Doctors of New Jersey, visit their website and take advantage of the resources available to you. Your hearing health is too important to ignore— schedule an appointment with Dr. Nesson via our online contact form or call the office to get started.
