Celebrating Speech Pathology Day This May 18th
May 18th is National Speech Pathologist Day, the perfect time to celebrate all the wonderful ways speech pathologists like our own expert Ann Smith help patients with their speech and language needs. Let’s take a look at what a speech-language pathologist does and a few conditions your Midwest ENT expert can guide you through in…
It’s Time To Celebrate World Asthma Day
World Asthma Day (May 7th), organized by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA), is dedicated to shining a light on asthma and the people who experience it. This year’s theme is “Asthma Education Empowers,” which was selected to encourage people with asthma to manage their disease and recognize when to seek medical help. In the…
Introducing our newest Midwest Surgery Center in Eagan: Convenient, Compassionate Care in a Beautiful Location
We are excited to announce the expansion of Midwest Surgery Center to a brand-new location in Eagan, MN. This addition complements our existing Woodbury surgery center, both offering the same exceptional care in more convenient settings for our patients. Our state-of-the-art facility in Eagan brings specialized care closer to our south metro patients, ensuring they…
Announcing National Speech-Language-Hearing Month
Announcing National Speech-Language-Hearing Month This May, we are celebrating National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, a refreshed observance dedicated to enhancing public understanding and addressing the full spectrum of communication disorders. Formerly known as Better Hearing and Speech Month, this initiative has been updated to reflect a more inclusive and contemporary approach to communication health. What is National…
Navigating Your Hearing Loss: A Guide to Your Treatment Plan Visit
You’ve noticed some challenges with understanding your friends or loved ones in group situations. Maybe you’ve had a hearing test that suggested you have a hearing loss. Yet taking the next step to understanding what you can do about these challenges may seem unclear. At Midwest Hearing, our comprehensive Hearing Loss Treatment Plan visit is…
Understanding Contact Dermatitis: Causes and Treatment
Contact dermatitis is a common skin condition that occurs when the skin comes into contact with certain substances, resulting in irritation or inflammation. It can be uncomfortable and even painful, but with proper identification and management, you can find relief. Identifying Contact Dermatitis There are two main types of contact dermatitis: When you have physical…
Tinnitus Awareness: Understanding and Managing the Sounds Within
TINNITUS AWARENESS: UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING SOUNDS WITHIN INTRODUCTIONAs we mark Tinnitus Awareness Week, Midwest Hearing is committed to shedding light on this common symptom that is not a disease but a symptom. Tinnitus affects approximately 15% to 20% of the population and is particularly prevalent among older adults. This blog post aims to provide clarity…
How To Minimize Your Exposure To Indoor Allergies
Over 100 million people in the U.S. experience different types of allergies yearly. When you think of allergies, you likely picture sneezing in the park as a gust of wind brings pollen your way. While hay fever is no laughing matter, pollen may not be the only allergen to look out for. During the winter,…
Allergies Worse at Home? These Four Key Reasons Could Be the Cause
Approximately 100 million people in the U.S. experience allergies every year. When you think of allergies, you likely picture sneezing and coughing when walking through the park on a high-pollen day or picking out flowers at the grocery store. While there are many allergen sources outside the home, it is essential not to overlook sources…
New ‘Ears’ Day: Prioritize Your Hearing Health in 2024
As you’re watching the fireworks explode in the sky this New Year’s Eve, take some time to think about setting a few hearing-focused New Year’s resolutions to make your ears a priority in 2024. Resolution No. 1: Protect Your Hearing We often think of hearing loss as something that happens as you age, but there…