All workshops will be held at The Eye Institute, 1200 W. Godfrey Ave., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19141. For information and to register, call 215.276.6070 or email gym22@drexel.edu. For more background information, read this article about the last series.
Looking Out for Kids Save the Date The 18th annual "Looking Out for Kids" fundraiser will be on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026, at the Hafter Student Community Center on the Drexel University Elkins Park campus.
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Finding the Right Words When You Talk to Your Audiologist A visit to the audiologist is very different from a visit to a primary care provider. An audiologist is a clinician who diagnoses hearing problems and works closely with patients to provide personalized treatment plans that help them hear and communicate more effectively.
A visit to the Pennsylvania Ear Institute (PEI) in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, may include the testing and evaluation of a patient’s hearing; solutions for those with hearing loss; or tests for balance issues if needed. If you’re going to the audiologist for the first time, it may be a challenge to explain your symptoms and know what to ask. Your audiologist can help —by listening carefully, asking questions, and working with you to make sense of your experience. For more information or to book an appointment, call 215.780.3180 or visit our website.
Love Your Music? Listen Safely with Earbuds and Headphones
Music is all around us. It plays in our cars, in most restaurants we go to, and even at our jobs. Music is also medicine, acting as a natural aid for the human body. Music can help lower stress hormones, distract the brain from thoughts of physical pain, and even train the brain to shift focus from undesirable sounds. If you or anyone that you know is experiencing symptoms of hearing loss, reach out to the Pennsylvania Ear Institute (PEI) today at 215.780.3180.
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