2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
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A confused woman with question marks floating around her head as she touches her forehead. A person with a cane talking to their doctor about the connection between hearing loss and dementia.

“I don’t understand!” Aging, Hearing Loss, and Dementia

May 2 - 11:00am to 12:00pm

This program will discuss the effects of aging on hearing, the challenges of diagnosing dementia when hearing loss is present, and the links between dementia and hearing loss. Three theories on the links between hearing loss and cognitive impairment will be explored. Finally, practical suggestions on treatment of hearing loss for patients with cognitive impairment will be offered.

 

Sara Esther Kader, AuD., CCC-A is the program coordinator at Hackensack Meridian Health Old Bridge Medical Center’s Center for Balance and Hearing.  She began practicing in 1997 in New York and has been working with HMH in New Jersey since 2005. She currently enjoys the challenge of difficult to test patients and the puzzle of interpreting balance test results. Dr. Kader prefers to focus on meeting the needs of each patient rather than on offering standard recommendations.

 

Registration is recommended, but walk-ins are welcome. To register, visit the Information Services Desk or call 732-390-6767.

Event Details
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Online Event/Program: 
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Adults
This event is Library Sponsored.

 

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