Lines of Communication

If you attended CHC’s 21st Annual Feast, or follow us on Facebook or Twitter, you know that the fundraising event was a great time and a...

Sound Advice by Ruth Bernstein Aaron went to Babson on a partial scholarship, going to school and working on campus. He studied in Hong...

Ruth Bernstein, Hearing Access Advocate I recently had cataract surgery on my right eye. I have a profound bilateral hearing loss and...

Concerned Citizens, All of us at the Center for Hearing and Communication know that hearing health care can improve the quality of life...

CHC’s Executive Director, Dr. Laurie Hanin, PhD, CCC-A has been elected to the Board of Directors of the New York State...

Ruth Bernstein writes the “Sound Advice” column for the CHC blog. Alumni Hall of Fame Inductee The Center for Hearing and Communication...

What is the Taxi Smart Card Program? The Taxi Smart Card Program is a collaboration between NYC Department for the Aging (DFTA) and the...

Implementation of the Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act continues with important deadlines approaching in...

This is a post from the “Sound Advice” series by Ruth Bernstein I’ve been a volunteer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for ten wonderful...

Thanks to our generous donors! When you visit our devices room to learn about assistive listening and alerting technology, take advantage...

This is a post from the “Sound Advice” series by Ruth Bernstein. Although funerals are part of life, especially for us octogenarians, the...

Fox 5, Dr. Sapna Parikh, and the “Good Day New York” team put the spotlight on the issue of hearing screenings in public schools. We were...

Selections from Dr. Laurie Hanin’s centennial reflections. March 2010 In December, 1910, Edward B. Nitchie, then a principal of a private...