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Now with the Newborn hearing screening which is done before an infant can leave the hospital, we are able to
identify any newborns which may have a hearing loss. Due to the state mandate which was enacted in 1999
we are now able to identify those newborns at an earlier age. Before the state of IL enacted this mandate,
children were fortunate if they were identified with their hearing loss by the age of 3 years.
At the age of 3 months this infant was fitted with hearing aids. She would be monitored every 2 to 3 weeks as
she grows in order to determine if new ear molds or hearing aids are required. With the diagnosis forth this
child will be able to have speech intervention and mainstream with other children in school. She will be
treated much as a hearing child would be in a normal situation.
Brenene Brady has been doing the Newborn hearing screenings at the Morris Hospital since January of
2006. If a newborn does not pass the initial screening they are then re-screened within approximately 2
weeks after that. Newborn screenings are not Brenene's only concentration. She takes great care to help
those of all ages. From cerumen removal to following up after a cold or virus are comforting to all ages. Ear
plugs are also a need whether it is for swimming or for protection that a musician may require. When hearing
devices are in need, they may also be fitted on those who have a substantial loss. Those who come in for
hearing aids find they have a choice in designs and styles. Hearing aids are no longer a conspicuous
device. The hearing aid has evolved into various sizes and shapes. Colors are also a choice in the selection
of the aid. Brenene has worked with many people and let them try a selection of hearing aids which best fit
their need.
identify any newborns which may have a hearing loss. Due to the state mandate which was enacted in 1999
we are now able to identify those newborns at an earlier age. Before the state of IL enacted this mandate,
children were fortunate if they were identified with their hearing loss by the age of 3 years.
At the age of 3 months this infant was fitted with hearing aids. She would be monitored every 2 to 3 weeks as
she grows in order to determine if new ear molds or hearing aids are required. With the diagnosis forth this
child will be able to have speech intervention and mainstream with other children in school. She will be
treated much as a hearing child would be in a normal situation.
Brenene Brady has been doing the Newborn hearing screenings at the Morris Hospital since January of
2006. If a newborn does not pass the initial screening they are then re-screened within approximately 2
weeks after that. Newborn screenings are not Brenene's only concentration. She takes great care to help
those of all ages. From cerumen removal to following up after a cold or virus are comforting to all ages. Ear
plugs are also a need whether it is for swimming or for protection that a musician may require. When hearing
devices are in need, they may also be fitted on those who have a substantial loss. Those who come in for
hearing aids find they have a choice in designs and styles. Hearing aids are no longer a conspicuous
device. The hearing aid has evolved into various sizes and shapes. Colors are also a choice in the selection
of the aid. Brenene has worked with many people and let them try a selection of hearing aids which best fit
their need.
Brenene Brady M.S., CCC-A A health care professional with a Masters Degree in Audiology, a Certificate of Clinical Competency (CCC-A) from the American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA). Brenene is also a member of the American Academy of Audiology and hearing aid dispensing. She has worked in clinical settings, and volunteers her knowledge and time at local nursing homes. |
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