Hearing Unlimited

Since 1949, Hearing Unlimited, Inc. has been helping people throughout Southwest Pennsylvania regain their hearing and escape the isolation that often comes with hearing loss.

Starting off your week with this heartwarming story! David Riley nominated his sister, Amy Gilbert, to receive the "Gift of Hearing" over the 2020 holidays. Hearing Unlimited gifted a complimentary pair of hearing aids to Amy and we are touched by their story. We hope you watch and share!

#HearingFactFriday !

Awesome technology and information from our friends at Oticon !

#WellnessWednesday

Shirley shares why she loves her rechargeable hearing aids!

Today is your LAST CHANCE to Give the Gift of Hearing and nominate someone for a complimentary pair of hearing aids. Every nomination contributes a donation to the Alzheimer's Association of Greater Pittsburgh. Nomination form here --> https://buff.ly/3r7QUDi

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Nominate someone for a complimentary pair of hearing aids! Nominations close on December 31st. Click here for the nomination form --> https://buff.ly/3r7QUDi

Research currently suggests that hearing aids take some strain off of an overworked brain, which may prevent deterioration that leads to dementia.

From all of us at Hearing Unlimited, have a safe, happy, and healthy holiday!

Meet the team! Todd Saxon is a State of Pennsylvania licensed Hearing Instrument Specialist. Prior to entering the hearing industry, he worked as an executive for several media and advertising companies. He started his career as a hearing specialist in 2011. His mission is to improve lives through better communication by providing quality hearing instruments at a fair price. Mr. Saxon oversees the Hearing Unlimited House Calls Program. He manages all aspects of hearing equipment maintenance, as well as the ordering of hearing instruments and supplies, interactions with external vendors, and marketing and advertising efforts. He loves being able to help those with hearing loss and to see the improvement in patients’ lives, and the lives of their loved ones.

We love hearing from YOU, our patients!

Our vision is a world where better hearing healthcare can minimize and eliminate the health and financial costs associated with dementia, falls, social isolation and other medical conditions

The percentage of the population with mild or greater hearing impairment is twice as high for people with diabetes than for people without diabetes. If you have diabetes or a family history related to hearing loss, talk to an audiologist to see if you are at risk for hearing loss and how your quality of life can be improved.