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Dr. Deborah Dempesy
Dr. Dempesy obtained her Masters in Audiology at Northwestern University in Evanston IL in 1982. She received her Doctorate in Audiology at the Salus University (previously known as The Pennsylvania College of Optometry and Audiology) in Pennsylvania in 2007. Dr. Dempesy worked with developmentally delayed hearing-impaired children in the Chicago area for two years from 1980-1982, moved back to her home state of Massachusetts and was Clinical Director of Audiology at Boston’s Beth Israel Hospital for 14 years. She consulted, performing research with manufacturers of hearing devices and volunteered on the Massachusetts Infant Hearing Screening Task Force until a law was passed that required all infants to have their hearing screened before discharge from the hospital or birthing clinic.
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What’s New at All Ears in 2012?
Health & Wellness
By Dr. Deborah Dempesy
We constantly learn, so that we are better educators.
Welcome the Sounds of Life for the Holidays
Health & Wellness
By Dr. Deborah Dempesy
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year! The Doctors of Audiology and Audiology Assistant, at All Ears Hearing Center, wish each and every one of you a wondrous, joyous and Happy New Year! We are excited to have the opportunity to be a part of this holiday time by opening your world to the sounds of life!
Hearing: It’s So Much More Than Ears!
Health & Wellness
By Dr. Deborah Dempesy
You are familiar with the well worn adage “use it or lose it”. The term usually refers to muscle or brain power--if you don’t exercise, the muscles lose strength; if you don’t challenge your brain, it will lose the ability to think clearly, quickly, and sharply.
The First Truly Invisible Hearing Aids!
Health & Wellness
By Dr. Deborah Dempesy
Deep fitting hearing aids—those that sit invisibly deep in the ear canal—are the latest in new hearing aid technology.
Hearing Loss is Not Harmless
Health & Wellness
By Dr. Deborah Dempesy
The National Council on Aging found that people 50 and older with untreated hearing loss were more likely to report depression, anxiety, anger and frustration, emotional instability and paranoia, and were less likely to participate in social activities than those who wore hearing aids.
Does This Scenario Sound Familiar?
Health & Wellness
By Dr. Deborah Dempesy
My wife mumbles. Why doesn’t she speak up?
I couldn’t hear what my boss said in the meeting!
I wish I could understand my grandchildren – they just speak too fast.
PLUGS … PLUGS… PLUGS
Health & Wellness
By Dr. Deborah Dempesy
To understand the importance of ear protection we need to know a few facts about hearing loss. A small part of our hearing problems are controlled by our family genetics. BUT there is a large part of hearing loss that is avoidable which YOU can control!
“Connectivity” – The New Buzz Word in Hearing Aids
Health & Wellness
By Dr. Deborah Dempesy
Hearing aids are electronic devices that are becoming increasingly sophisticated to help the user hear in difficult listening situations.
“Connectivity” is the new buzzword in hearing instrument technology!
Meet Dr. Deborah Dempesy
Health & Wellness
By Dr. Deborah Dempesy
Dr. Deborah Dempesy purchased ALL EARS HEARING CENTER in November, 2008, when the previous owner retired. All Ears has been in business for 25 years in Plymouth,
Do You Hear What I Hear???
Health & Wellness
By Dr. Deborah Dempesy
Safety in the Home for Those with Hearing Difficulties
It’s very important to make sure that those with hearing difficulties, whether they wear hearing aids or not, hear the important sounds in their homes in order to be safe.
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