HearingLife Onsite Senior Care 

Life-changing hearing care that helps residents live their best lives.

 

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We specialize in treating hearing loss for residents in Senior Living Communities.
Our dedicated team of hearing professionals arrive onsite and test all residents and staff FREE of charge.


Who is HearingLife?

 

Onsite Senior Care provides:

  • Comprehensive hearing care, including testing, fitting, cleaning and repairing hearing aids
  • Best-in-class hearing technology 
  • Integration with your healthcare team
  • Compliance with regulatory documentation
  • Training of your staff on hearing health and hearing aids
  • Obtain hearing aids quickly
  • After-hours support for residents using HearingLife’s OnDemand program

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Why partner with HearingLife Onsite Senior Care?

  • Dedicated team with more than 20 years of experience in 300+ Senior Living Communities
  • Bringing trusted hearing care to you
  • Exclusively specialize in treating seniors
  • Reliable and resident-first approach
  • Expertly manage all regulatory documents
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Hearing loss is the #1 modifiable risk factor1 for cognitive decline & dementia.


Treating hearing loss

Treating hearing loss with hearing aids may help residents live their best life and stay healthier longer.

  • Participate in more activities
  • Better communication with friends, family and staff
  • May improve cognitive abilities
  • Reduced likelihood of depression
  • Less likely to fall
The result:  A Thriving & Happier Community
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Nearly 70%-90% of residents living in nursing homes have hearing loss.2

Untreated hearing loss

Living with untreated hearing loss may lead to additional risks, including:

  • Poor balance, fall-related injuries
  • Social isolation and depression
  • Feelings of anxiety and mental strain
  • Communication difficulty
  • Possible dementia consequences
  • Poor adherence to care plans

 

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“Taking care of people” includes your nurses & staff as much as it does residents and their families.

More meaningful relationships

Addressing hearing loss allows for more meaningful relationships with residents.

Significantly improved work environment for nurses & staff when residents hear better:

  • Enriched communication quality
  • Enhanced care plan adherence
  • Reduced frustration & burden
  • Productive resident engagement
  • Improved productivity
  • Decreased noise levels (e.g., TV)


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Research shows only 12% of residents had a hearing screening in the past year.2

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Who is HearingLife?

The Onsite Senior Care team is a division of HearingLife and the William Demant Group. HearingLife has over 1,000+ hearing care professionals and 600+ hearing care centers nationwide. Demant is a world-leading hearing care company dedicated to helping more people hear better since 1904.

HearingLife, and our Onsite Senior Care team, provide a personal, customized level of hearing care, coupled with our exceptional, dedicated hearing care experts. This is what makes HearingLife a leader in the field. Our unwavering focus is on the patient and making a life-changing difference for people with hearing loss. 

It is our goal to provide your patients with comprehensive hearing care to help them communicate more effectively and participate fully in their daily activities. We are committed to providing your staff with the information, education and support needed to help them interact successfully with their patients.

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1G Livingston, Jonathan Huntley, Andrew Sommerlad, et al. Dementia prevention, intervention, and care: 2020 report of the Lancet Commission. The Lancet. July 30, 2020.
2Cohen-Mansfield J, Taylor JW. Hearing aid use in nursing homes. Part 1: Prevalence rates of hearing impairment and hearing aid use. J Am Med Dir Assoc. 2004 Sep-Oct;5(5):283-8. PMID: 15357885.