Sun Sentinel – New AI-driven tech can help your hearing loss, but will Medicare cover it?
South Florida SunSentinel Article
October, 15th, 2025.
When Joanne Rosen enters a noisy restaurant, the artificial intelligence in her hearing aid listens to sounds and makes adjustments so she can better hear the people at the table.This type of technology in AI-assisted hearing aids uses data to self-adjust and help the wearer focus on relevant conversations while minimizing background noise. The devices continuously learn to improve the user’s hearing ability in noisy situations.
Another study finds a strong link between hearing loss and dementia risk
Health News Florida Article
June, 9th, 2025.
Research has found that hearing loss as a risk factor for dementia dates back years, but now a recent study released last month in the Journal for the American Medical Association finds that that link is strong. It matches first-hand observations from audiologist Valerie Rossetti. Dr. Rossetti is an audiologist and the owner of Florida Hearing Matters in Fort Lauderdale. She states that 32% of patients that have cognitive decline also have hearing loss. Dr. Rossetti states that at Florida Hearing Matters, they are seeing about 75% of their patients are asking about cognitive decline. Rossetti says prevention and treatment can include regular hearing tests and hearing aids.
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Clear masks helping hearing-impaired during COVID-19
South Florida SunSentinel Article
October, 16th, 2020.
Dr. Rossetti Takes Your Safety and Hearing Health to the Next Level
Featured on Channel 10 WPLG
September, 23rd, 2020.