|
 |
The American Tinnitus Association is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing tinnitus research and educating patients and professionals through conferences, books, brochures, videos, and the quarterly journal Tinnitus Today. www.ata.org 
The American Academy of Audiology is the world's largest professional organization of, for and by audiologists. The active membership of more than 7,500 audiologists join together to provide the highest quality of hearing healthcare service to children and adults described by their national slogan "Caring for America's Hearing." This link provides useful information about hearing loss, tinnitus, hearing aids, and much more. www.audiology.org/consumer/ 
ASHA's mission is to ensure that all people with speech, language, and hearing disorders have access to quality services to help them communicate effectively. On this site you will find information to help you understand communication and communication disorders as well as a referral service, so you can get access to qualified professionals. www.asha.org/index.cfm 
H.E.A.R. receives no state or federal money and depends entirely on contributions and private foundation donations. H.E.A.R. has been recognized around the world for its diligent efforts both to educate the public on the dangers of excessive noise, and to provide adequate hearing protection for musicians and music fans. From public service announcements in mainstream media, to information and earplug tables at concerts across the U.S., H.E.A.R. is dedicated to promoting awareness of hearing damage. As a voice of concern between the music and medical communities, we are determinded to make our message heard. H.E.A.R. wants you to enjoy the music for a long, long time. www.hearnet.com 
HearingAidHelp.com is a public service information site for people suffering from hearing loss, helping others learn more about hearing and ear health care. They also direct people to a variety of hearing health-care products over the web, including hearing aids, batteries, assistive devices, and hearing instruments. www.hearingaidhelp.com 
Self Help for Hard of Hearing People (SHHH) is the nation's foremost association representing consumers (26 million people) who are hard of hearing. They are dispersed throughout society in all walks of life: from homemakers, computer analysts, medical technicians, construction workers, farmers, teachers, CEOs.Their goal is to enhance the quality of life for people who are hard of hearing. They have 250 affiliates located in towns educating and helping one another with hearing loss. www.shhh.org |
||||||||
| 1300 East Fifth Avenue, Winfield, Kansas 67156, (620) 221-2300 | |||||||||
