Randy Baker, Miracle-Ear franchisee and owner of a hearing center in Wilmington, has been working in the hearing aid industry since 1990. His hearing centers are very much a family business – his brother is a fellow owner and franchisee and his sister is their office manager. At his hearing centers, he employs two other ...
Many people do not want to admit that they are losing their hearing, even though today, one in ten Americans suffers from hearing loss. Randy Baker, Miracle-Ear franchisee who owns and operates a hearing center in Wilmington, says that it’s important for people in Wilmington to get hearing tests once a year, starting around the ...
Randy Baker, a Miracle-Ear franchisee who owns and operates a hearing center in Wilmington, has witnessed the many changes in the hearing industry over the past decade. “At first,” he says, “all you needed to fit a hearing aid was a screwdriver. Now you use two and three computers to fit one hearing aid.” Baker ...
Many hearing aid technicians get into the business because they have experienced hearing loss along with their moms, dads, grandmas and grandpas. It’s important to keep your brain active and, through sound, this is possible. If you begin to lose your hearing, your speech recognition gets weaker because your brain is not working to hear. ...
Along with arthritis and high blood pressure, hearing loss is amongst the three leading chronic health conditions in Americans. It is not life-threatening, but can jeopardize a person’s quality of life. Not only does hearing loss impact a person’s social life, it has the ability to cause depression due to social isolation. If you find ...
The charming town of Wilmington, Delaware (also known as Brandywine Valley) is rich with culture and activities are plentiful. Situated near the oceanfront of the Delaware Bay, there are several attractions to enjoy. From visiting a historical district to spending the day at the downtown Riverfront, taking in the sights and sounds of such a ...