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Following its creation in South America in the 1940s, canasta was all the rage in the US in the 1950s. The card game’s popularity began to wane a decade later, but it’s still as popular as ever among those living in the Gulf Harbour community of Fort Myers. “We also have a bridge group, but bridge is a dying sport,” […]
Audiology
Deal With Hearing Loss
Regular visits to the audiologist and proper hearing aid maintenance can keep you in the game
The Audiologist’s Advantage
Trained use of best practices when fitting hearing aids leads to superior outcomesWhile in high school, Thomas Frazier and some friends set out on a fishing trip in a small boat. While on the water, a nasty storm blew in and the boat sank. The teens were left floating in the frigid water until a Coast Guard helicopter arrived during the night and rescued them. Thomas was so impressed with the Coast […]
Critical Discovery: Asymmetrical Hearing Loss Unveiled During Audiologist Evaluation
Audiologist’s deeper dive reveals hidden danger in patient with asymmetrical hearing lossNot long after retiring from her job as a teacher’s aide several years ago, Joyce DeFilippo gathered up most of her belongings, hopped into an RV and set out on one of the most memorable adventures of her life. With her partner alongside her and taking an occasional turn behind the wheel, the duo first traveled west out of Florida, […]
Hear What You’re Missing
Audiology experts offer high-tech solutions so you can enjoy life’s special momentsDuring the 32 years that Bill Dowdell worked for NASA, he had a front-row seat for all 135 space shuttle launches. And well he should have. After all, he had a hand in building the six shuttle orbiters. “The technical discipline I was hired into was environmental control and life support,” Bill explains. “That encompassed the design and build of […]
Add A Hearing Test To Your Annual To-Do List
Audiologist says it’s a routine that’s especially important for those 55 and olderA tip sheet listing 10 things people 55 and older should do regularly to improve their health included sleeping more, exercising more and taking on the challenge to learn something new every day. Nowhere on the list was the suggestion of an annual hearing exam, but you’ll be hard pressed to find an audiologist who doesn’t believe it should. With […]
Overcoming Dizziness and Hearing Loss: A Retired Physician’s Journey to Wellness
Discover how Dr. Frances Binuya-Rerisi found relief from dizziness and improved her hearing with the help of Trinity Hearing & Balance CenterWhile attending medical school, Frances Binuya-Rerisi, MD, became interested in internal medicine and pursued it as her specialty. After graduation, she completed a one-year internship in New Jersey and a three-year internal medicine residency in New York. She then practiced internal medicine in New Port Richey for 15 years. “In 1991, I quit my practice and went to work […]
Hearing Loss No More: The Small Wonders of Custom Hearing Devices
How EarCare's custom hearing devices have transformed Brian's ability to hear and communicate effectivelyFor competitive shooting enthusiasts such as Brian Nelson, the Military Bolt Action Rifle Match is fast becoming their challenge of choice. The reason: few other competitive shooting events offer a playing field as level as this nod to the past. “The rifles used in a vintage rifle match are the kind that were used in World War I and World […]
Customized Solutions: Matching Hearing Aid Technology to Lifestyle Needs
How Audiologist Dr. Duran Tailored Hearing Aid Recommendations for Mike's LifestyleBy the time a younger Mike Fillian broke free of his family’s farm, his ears had been “bombarded” by so much noise for so long that the foundation for a significant sensorineural hearing loss had already been laid. “I can distinctly remember coming into the house for a drink of water after being out on the tractor for an hour […]
A Sound Solution: How Trinity Hearing & Balance Center Tackled the Kellers’ Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Discovering the Personalized Approach to Overcoming Hearing ChallengesBefore COVID-19 clipped their wings, retirees Edward and Geraldine Keller routinely traveled from their residence in Trinity to a home they have in New York, where both enjoyed successful working careers. “I’m from Long Island and was a certified public accountant,” says Edward, 81. “I graduated from Fordham University and received a master’s degree from Adelphi University. I taught accounting […]
Snowbird Finds Clearer Hearing in Florida: A Personalized Audiology Journey
Michael Krieger's Quest for Accurate Hearing Aids Leads to Trinity Hearing & Balance Center's Expert AudiologistsThere are an estimated 1 million seasonal residents in Florida. These are individuals who spend at least one month – usually during the winter – living in the Sunshine State. Michael Krieger is one of those snowbirds. He travels south each winter from his primary residence in St. Joseph, on the western Michigan coast. To jumpstart a career in the […]
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