How Live Conversations (Vs. Texting) Can Make You Healthier!

Research reveals that live conversations (as opposed to texting or emailing) are an important factor in helping combat social isolation.

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Tips for Talking with Veterans (or anybody else) with Hearing Loss

Learning better ways to communicate with individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing can benefit everyone. However, when it comes to veterans with hearing loss, the standard operating procedures maRead More ›

Hearing Loss Action Plan

Hearing loss can deeply affect all your relationships. Often, the closer the relationship, the more profoundly it is affected. Your military training has taught you to never start a mission withoutRead More ›

Is Your Military Training Getting in the Way of Your Treatment?

As a veteran, you’ve given a lot in service to your country. You’ve earned the medical care and benefits available to you. So why aren’t you seeking treatment for the health conditions you’Read More ›

Three things you may not know about your Veteran patients…

Are Veteran patients really differentfrom other patients? Every patient has a unique story and veterans are certainly no different. However, a veteran’s experience with hearing loss may be a bit Read More ›

Fighting in Silence

CPT Tony Seahorn Battles the Lasting Impacts of War The UH-1 “Iroquois” helicopter, dubbed the “Huey” by the soldiers who served in the shadow of its silhouette, was the workhorse of the ViRead More ›

Invisible Burns

How MSG Bobby Ehrig’s Determination Keeps Him Smiling Bobby Ehrig sits in front of a television camera and readies himself for an interview. When the afternoon sun shifts to peek through the curtRead More ›

Often Overshadowed, Impossible to Ignore

CPT Mark Brogan’s Battle with Traumatic Brain Injury and Hearing Loss Soldiers in a war zone know that their best alarm system is their gut. Call it a sixth sense, instinct or just training; anyoRead More ›

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