OKLAHOMA CITY, OK (January 22, 2025) – Hearts for Hearing celebrated the groundbreaking of its 30,800-square-foot expansion on Wednesday afternoon, marking a significant milestone with staff, patients, donors,
What Are Best Practices for Teen Musicians to Protect Their Hearing? We have all been to concerts with music blaring from speakers, and we walk
How Can Teens Avoid Noise Induced Hearing Loss Be honest. When was the last time you saw a young person on the street, or anywhere,
How Parents Can Make Hearing Protection Fun With Kid Friendly Accessories Ask any parent what their greatest responsibility is as a parent, and they will
At Hearts for Hearing, every story is unique, just like each journey through hearing loss. For many parents, the path can be daunting, especially after a diagnosis. This was the reality for Copelin’s family when their son was born with unilateral Microtia and Atresia.
René H. Gifford, Ph.D., CCC-A is joining Hearts for Hearing in Oklahoma as Chief of Research and Audiology beginning January 2025. Gifford currently holds the Fred H. Bess Chair in Audiology, is
You will soon see Hearts for Hearing’s state-of-the-art mobile hearing care clinic on the highways and byways across Oklahoma in the coming days, weeks and years.
19-month-old Isla is bubbly little girl who loves exploring, playing, reading, and dancing along to Elmo. Hear her story and hearing loss journey.
We are pleased to welcome Jennifer Burton, a seasoned health care executive with more than 25 years of health care experience as our new President
Any adult, whether a parent or a teacher, can become frustrated when attempting to communicate with a child who has a hearing loss. The child
When you smile and talk to your baby, they laugh and giggle back. However, when there is a loud noise that startles everyone, they don’t
Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma recently awarded Hearts for Hearing a grant of $250,000. This generous gift will support children’s hearing care across Oklahoma.
