Subscriber Bulletin

Hearing HealthCare News®. . . for patients 

Spring 2026

We’re preparing your copies of the next  issue of Hearing HealthCare News.


Copy Deadline:  February 2nd      Ship Date: March 2nd


Please mail, fax or e-mail up to 150 words of custom copy to keith@hhcnews.com. You may also select a topic from our Library of topics. We’ll print the Editor’s copy (shown below) if we don’t receive copy from you.      

Note: Be sure to get a confirmation number after sending custom material.             


Topics:

 

  • Myths About Hearing Loss. Hearing loss is not rare, does not occur only in older people, and Alexander Graham Bell did not invent the hearing aid.

 

  • The Benefits of Regular Hearing Check-ups.  We publish this reminder annually.

 

  • If You’re Going to the Hospital.  Suggestions to improve communication and protect hearing aids during a hospital stay.


  • Hearing With Less Effort.  Hearing better is not the only benefit provided by hearing aids.


Note: After more than 35 years of publishing, we have decided that the Summer 2026 issue will be the last issue of Hearing HealthCare News. We thank you for your support over the past many years.

Editor's Copy

Editor’s copy: This is what we’ll print if we don’t receive copy from you


Our Commitment to Better Hearing


Spring is just around the corner. . . and May has been designated Better Hearing Month.


Untreated hearing loss can make it difficult to meet new people, keep up in a classroom, or enjoy social gatherings. It can act as a barrier between you and family and friends, which is why Helen Keller said her deafness was a greater problem than her blindness.


Millions of people who have hearing loss never seek help. Too often, hearing loss goes unrecognized, especially by the person with the hearing loss. As a result, these people have greater struggles with communication, are more isolated and more likely to have stress and anxiety in social and work settings.


If you know someone with hearing loss who has put off getting help, this is a good time to encourage them to come in for a hearing evaluation, and if they do, then May will truly be Better Hearing Month



(Closing as in last issue)

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