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to be demonstrated in St. Joe next week Professional Hearing Services holds free demos for hearing aid product that streams mobile phones and TV’s straight to device (ST. JOSEPH, MICH.) – For individuals struggling with hearing loss in 2010, the future could easily sound much brighter thanks to a new product that will be demonstrated in St. Joseph next week. New hearing loss technology has evolved and is making traditional hearing aids a thing of the past. Business owner and audiologist Dr. Gyl Kasewurm of Professional Hearing Services (511 Renaissance Dr. St. Joseph) is one of a few audiology practices in Michigan to test this new product with consumers. The manufacturer, ReSound, has chosen Professional Hearing Services for their special five-day demonstration to launch Alera™. The event, which is open to the public (appointments are limited), runs from September 20 to September 24. Demonstration participants will receive a free hearing assessment and be eligible to receive an additional $500 off the purchase of a pair of premium hearing instruments or a free complete wireless accessories package for a total savings of $625. To register, call (269) 982-3444. This demonstration event will explain the new technology that is offered to those with hearing loss. Some of the new benefits include: About Professional Hearing Services www.prohear.net Professional Hearing Services was founded in 1983 by audiologist, Dr. Gyl Kasewurm. The office has grown from a small practice to one of the most successful audiology practices in the country. Professional Hearing Services and Dr. Kasewurm have been recognized for their exceptional service through many awards. # # # Starkey Hearing Foundation Joins Forces with 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' to Deliver the Gift of Hearing to Oregon Students – 2.7 days ago Minneapolis, Sept. 15, 2010 - Starkey Laboratories, Incorporated, a world leader in hearing technology, is proud to announce that the Starkey Hearing Foundation teamed up with… Hearing Loss Prevention: Ida Launches New Teen Project – 2.7 days ago The Ida Institute has created a video and educational cartoon card targeted at young people listening to loud music. The project hopes to increase awareness among teens that loud music can lead to permanent hearing loss and encourages them to turn the volume down. Child Hearing Loss: New Spanish Site Launched – 3.7 days ago The NIDCD announces the launch of a new Spanish-language section of its popular website for parents of 8- to 12-year-olds, It’s a Noisy Planet, Protect Their Hearing. Hearing Aid Tax Credit: Michigan Rally Update – 4.7 days ago Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) emphasized the importance of enacting the Hearing Aid Tax Credit (S. 1019) to help people and families who need hearing aids at an event attended by 170 Michiganders in East Lansing on Sept 3.

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