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Good hearing health connects us to the people we love, which is why we take our mission beyond our clinic walls. We’re passionate about spreading awareness and staying active in the community we call home. Below, you can explore our recent media features, listen to our latest interviews, and see how we’re working every day to keep our neighbors informed and connected.

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Featured on the breakfast club

Dr. Pamela Nelson Discusses Brain Health and Hearing Loss

Addressing age-related hearing loss with hearing aids frees up vital cognitive energy for memory and thinking by reducing the mental strain of struggling to hear. By restoring clear sound and preventing social isolation, consistent hearing aid use can help preserve brain function and significantly slow the rate of cognitive decline.

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Featured In Farmers Publishing

Dr. Emily Graves Urges Hunters To Use Hearing Protection

Dr. Emily Graves of Quality Hearing and Audiology Center in St. Joseph, Missouri, urges hunters to safeguard their hearing this season against irreversible damage from gunshots. She highlights the benefits of active, passive, and filtered protective options to prevent noise-induced hearing loss and long-term issues like tinnitus.

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St. Joseph Audiologist Warns of Summer Moisture in Hearing Aids

As summer humidity and outdoor activities pick up, St. Joseph audiologist Dr. Emily Graves warns that sweat and moisture can quietly corrode and damage sensitive hearing aids. To protect your investment, experts recommend simple daily maintenance like wiping down your devices and using an overnight dehumidifier.

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Quality Hearing & Audiology in Cameron

Featured in the citizen observer

New Hearing Resource Arrives in Cameron

Dr. Pamela Nelson, an audiologist with Quality Hearing and Audiology Center in St. Joseph, has begun seeing patients twice a month at the Cameron Regional Medical Center. This brings specialized hearing evaluations and preventative care closer to local residents, eliminating the barrier of long-distance travel for rural healthcare.

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Featured on KQ2 ABC

The Impacts of Tinnitus

Pamela Nelson, our lead audiologist, is featured on KQ2 ABC News to talk about the impacts of tinnitus and solutions available to manage ringing in your ears