The Emotions of Hearing Loss Treatment: What To Expect

Embarking on the journey to address hearing loss is a deeply personal and transformative experience that can stir many emotions. If you’re among the 15% of U.S. adults experiencing hearing loss, you understand the profound exhaustion of struggling to piece together conversations, hear the specials at Fausto Coffee or even listen to the television. If…
Inga Gilbert

Inga was born and raised in Catawba County, where she resides as a mother of two children and enjoys attending sporting events, swimming, skating and reading in her spare time. Inga received her Oto Tech Certification in November 2023 and has been working in the hearing health care field since May 2020. Inga currently completes…
Three Types of Ear Infections That Can Impact Hearing

When bacteria or viruses infiltrate the ear, it can result in an ear infection. The most recognized type of ear infection is otitis media, also known as a middle ear infection. This is typically the type of ear infection most people think of when they think of an ear infection. However, there are two other…
The Healthy Resolution: Treating Hearing Loss

As we embark on a new year, it’s time to prioritize our health and well-being. While we often think about resolutions related to exercise, diet, mental health and better work-life balance, there’s one crucial aspect that shouldn’t be overlooked: hearing health. Addressing hearing loss is not just about improving your ability to hear; it’s about…
How Can Hearing Aids Improve Your Holidays?

The holidays are often described as a warm and magical time full of shared moments with friends and family, good food and more. However, this time of year can present a unique challenge for those with hearing loss. With hectic shopping trips, loud family dinners and work parties, the holiday season is full of communication…
Carolina ENT Physician Will Lead National ENT Academy Private Practice Organization

Dr. David Melon of Carolina Ear, Nose & Throat/Sinus and Allergy Center has been elected chair of the Otolaryngology Private Practices Section (OPPS) at the recent American Academy of Otolaryngology national meeting in Nashville, Tennessee. The OPPS represents more than 6,000 private practicing ENT physicians across the U.S. supporting the unique challenges facing independent physician…
How Can Mold Allergies Be Managed?

With summer ending and the leaves beginning to change color around Geitner Park, it’s easy to think that allergies will disappear until the next pollen season. While pollen allergies may disappear during winter, mold allergies stick around. An estimated 10% of people have a mold allergy, with 5% showing symptoms. Mold allergy symptoms are similar…
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What to Expect From an Allergy Test

Allergies affect more than 100 million Americans a year. Allergies symptoms will vary from person to person and may include but are not limited to: Allergies occur when the immune system overreacts to a substance (allergen) it believes is harmful by releasing histamine. Histamine release results in one or more of the allergy symptoms listed…
Dr. Tucker Appointed to American Academy of Audiology Committee

We are happy to announce that Emilee Tucker, Au.D. has been appointed to the American Academy of Audiology’s Accessibility Committee. Dr. Tucker is honored to be able to serve her profession at the national level. The Accessibility Committee is responsible for ensuring continue progress toward the Academy’s vision of accessibility. Her roles will include recommending priorities…