hearing aid fitting and management

When Should a Child Be Fitted with Hearing Aids?

Early intervention is crucial. Children diagnosed with hearing impairment should be fitted with hearing aids as soon as possible, ideally within the first six months of life. Early fitting promotes better outcomes in speech and language development.

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