How Hearing Aids Help You at Work

03/06/2024 | Hearing Aids, Patient Resources

If you work in an office, being able to hear what’s going on around you will help you feel more connected to your coworkers and team members, whether it’s in work meetings or social ones.

Hearing well not only helps you keep up in social interactions, but it can also assist in professional situations—listening in meetings, hearing coworkers’ requests, and doing your job have never been easier than when your hearing is working at its best. 

If you’re reading this and you’ve been struggling with hearing loss challenges recently, especially at work, you’re in the right place. Personalized hearing care, and hearing aids, can help you perform better in your job and understand exactly what’s going on around you, both in and out of the office. 

A lot of people think of hearing aids with negative connotations: large, pale pink or gray machines that are clunky and awkward to wear. However, I’m pleased to tell you that modern hearing aids are not only more powerful, but they’re also significantly more discreet—nobody would be able to tell you’re wearing them! 

Professional hearing treatment can give you far more than better hearing through assistive technology. If you work in an office, being able to hear what’s going on around you will help you feel more connected to your coworkers and team members, whether it’s in work meetings or social ones. 

Commuters need to be able to hear the various sounds associated with traffic and driving, too—imagine driving to work without being able to hear a car horn honking at you. Sounds peaceful, but stressful too!

For those who work remotely, hearing care is still immensely helpful, especially in online meetings where hearing properly is crucial for getting vital information to do your job better.  

Hearing is an integral part of our lives, from working to resting. If your boss gives you a task to do and you understand it properly on the first direction, you can get your work done faster—and get another step closer to Friday! 

Hearing care and hearing aids have been a huge help to lots of people struggling with missing instructions at work and falling behind as a result. If you’d like to jumpstart your productivity and get back to working at full speed, then perhaps they could help you, too. 

How Holland Hearing Can Help You

If you or a loved one is looking into professional hearing care to help you find fulfillment and success in your job once more, don’t delay—request a callback and a member of our team would be happy to provide answers to any questions you may have. 

If you’d rather not wait, feel free to call our office at (325) 437-4730. 

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Dr. Anum K. Khan Au.D., CCC-A

Dr. Anum Khan was raised in Dallas; she received her Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing Sciences and Doctorate in Audiology degrees from the University of Texas at Dallas. She completed her one-year externship at the Callier Center for Communication Disorders. Prior to joining Holland Hearing Center in Abilene, Dr. Khan dedicated seven years of her professional career to serving the Dallas community, where she recognized the growing demand for hearing care services in smaller cities. Dr. Khan is committed to providing compassionate and personalized hearing care by offering counseling, education, and support to individuals and families dealing with hearing loss. Furthermore, Dr. Khan acknowledges the prevailing issue of loneliness and isolation, as highlighted by the U.S. surgeon general, Vivek Murthy. In light of the current technological advancements and societal trends, Dr. Khan aims to combat this epidemic by enhancing communication between individuals and between different generations. Dr. Khan enjoys spending time with family especially her children, traveling, reading, and learning about arts and technology.

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