Hearing health leader since 1910, our In-office services + mobile outreach help people with hearing loss, tinnitus + communication challenges connect to life.
We’re so excited...only 10 days until the #HLAA#Walk4Hearing fall season! Join us to raise awareness, enjoy family-friendly activities, connect with your community & support local programs that empower people to live well with #HearingLoss.
Sign up: walk4hearing.org/find-a-walk
ALT 2026 Walk4Hearing fall event schedule with photo of a large group of cheering people. Text: Go the Distance for Hearing Health!
In a week, older New Yorkers and their caregivers can learn how to boost their health at the NYC Aging Healthy Aging Fair at @asphaltgreen In partnership with @NYCMayor, the event offers wellness screenings, workshops, and more to help older adults stay healthy and engaged. 💚
We are delighted to partner with @visionsvcb to expand access to this important program for caregivers impacted by hearing loss or deafness across New York City. Read more here: tinyurl.com/4p9y58hx
Here's an important video message about children's hearing health from the Director-General of the World Health Organization. Today is World Hearing Day, so spread the word. #WorldHearingDay2026
Around the world, about 95 million school-aged children are deaf or have hearing loss.
60% of these cases are preventable, but left undetected and untreated.
On #WorldHearingDay, I call on countries to prevent avoidable hearing loss through early detection and referral — including in classroom.
CHC-NY will be closed for the holidays Dec. 25 and 26 and again on Jan. 1 and 2. Also take note that walk-in services Dec. 24 and 31 will end at 2:00 p.m. Wishing you all the happiest of holidays!
#HearingHealth#SafeListening#HealthResolutions#tinnitusexpert
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to the 32nd Annual CHC Gala on Monday, October 27, at Pier Sixty where we will be honoring Apple for its leadership in accessibility. Learn more and buy tickets. bit.ly/4oOeH8T#CHCgala2025#charityevent#hearingcenter
This July 4th, enjoy the fireworks—but protect your hearing!
Fireworks can reach or even exceed 150 dB—loud enough to cause permanent #hearingloss or #tinnitus (#ringingears). Keep a safe distance (>500 ft.), use #hearingprotection, and spread the word about #safelistening.