We provide an in-person consultation in the comfort of your own home, teaching you how to use high-quality hearing devices in just 1 hour.
Our devices have gone through extensive research at Johns Hopkins, testing within 1% of traditional hearing aids.
Traditional hearing aids cost around $4000, if not more. We offer our devices for a fraction of that price, along with flexible payment plans.
Dr. Nieman is an otologist at Johns Hopkins, a Core Faculty member of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Cochlear Center for Hearing & Public Health, and a committed change agent.She was a member of the 2013-2014 cohort of The Social Innovation Lab, where she first introduced Access HEARS.
Dr. Parikh is a faculty member at Johns Hopkins University where he leads a multidisciplinary team of engineers, scientists, and clinicians in the Center for Bioengineering Innovation & Design to innovate and commercialize biomedical solutions for significant and unmet medical needs globally.
Dr. Lin is one of the leading experts on age-related hearing loss. He collaborates with multiple individuals across government, academia, and industry in his goal to help catalyze a transformation in our current societal approach to addressing hearing loss as a critical public health priority.
Khoi previously served as Director of Sales and Business Development at National Spine, and has over sixteen years of experience growing multiple products and services portfolios in the healthcare, pharmaceutical, research, education and technology fields.
"After using your devices, I've experienced significant hearing improvements both at home and at the workplace."
"Access HEARS has made a world of a difference for me and my family. I've felt so much more confident and willing to engage in conversations at home."
"Older adults here in Allegany County have been greatly impacted by Access HEARS. There are few organizations out there willing to provide hearing services for low-income clients, and we are very grateful!"
In 2014, Carrie Nieman, an otolaryngology-head and neck surgery resident at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, started a nonprofit to provide affordable amplification devices to low-income older adults, then train those adults how to use the aids. Read more…
Nineteen local nonprofit organizations have received financial support from the Johns Hopkins Neighborhood Fund for 2018 in the form of grants totaling nearly $177,000. Seventy agencies applied for funding in February, with requests for projects Read more…
As many as two-thirds of older adults will experience hearing loss, but many won’t do anything about it, says Dr. Carrie Nieman, a resident at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. For some, hearing Read more…
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