Hearing loss and dementia have something in common

Hearing loss and dementia have something in common

Hearing loss and dementia have something in common

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Hearing loss is a critical public health issue affecting two-thirds of Americans over 70. 


There's a link between hearing loss and dementia, Shannon Braun, director of ERS' Center for Memory Support and Inclusion, tells us this week. With Feb. 3 being World Hearing Day, it's a good time to explore ways to prevent both.

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Here's some information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about hearing loss, and how to prevent it.

Contact us today to learn more about how living at Episcopal Church Home can help you or a loved one incorporate these “brain health” components into your own life. 

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Kristin Davenport

Kristin Davenport

Kristin Davenport is the Director of Communications for Episcopal Retirement Services (ERS). Kristin leads ERS’s efforts to share stories that delight and inspire through social media, online content, annual reports, magazines, newsletters, public re... Read More >

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