Three Tips to Protect Your Hearing

Many common activities such as sporting events, listening to loud music, using noisy power tools and watching TV at a high volume can put you at risk for hearing loss over time. In most cases, hearing loss from noise exposure is a preventable condition. Here are three tips about how you can protect your hearing.

PEI Welcomes New Clinical Director, Dr. Lindsay M. Bondurant

Lindsay M. Bondurant, PhD, has been named director of the Pennsylvania Ear Institute of Salus University (PEI). As director, she will guide the day-to-day management of PEI including clinical operations, audiology clinical education and patient care.

Five Things Parents Need to Know about Infant Hearing Loss

Each year, about 12,000 infants are born with hearing loss, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Here are five things all parents need to know about infant hearing loss.

Reducing the Risk of Fireworks-Related Ear Injuries

In honor of the United States’ Independence Day, the Pennsylvania Ear Institute of Salus University would like to inform parents of six things they should know to reduce the risk of fireworks- related ear injuries and hearing loss in their children.

Avoid Swimmer's Ear & Enjoy Your Summer

Summer is here, which means more time for sun and fun at the beach and pool! While swimming can be great fun and fantastic exercise, it’s important to be mindful of a very common, yet painful infection - swimmer’s ear.

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