'Sound Of Success' Initiative by – CritiCare Asia group of Hospitals

CritiCare Asia Group of Hospitals with the support of Sonu Nigam Empowering Hearing Impaired Children with Cochlear Implant Program “Sound Of Success” Initiative by – CritiCare Asia group of Hospitals Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 15: Speech and hearing are birth rights for every child, enabling them to communicate and connect with the world. Unfortunately some [...]

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'Sound Of Success' Initiative by – CritiCare Asia group of Hospitals

CritiCare Asia Group of Hospitals with the support of Sonu Nigam Empowering Hearing Impaired Children with Cochlear Implant Program “Sound Of Success” Initiative by – CritiCare Asia group of Hospitals

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 15: Speech and hearing are birth rights for every child, enabling them to communicate and connect with the world. Unfortunately some children are born with impaired hearing known as “Prelingual Deaf,” while others experience hearing loss after acquiring speech, referred to as “Postlingual deafness.” Early detection of deafness plays a crucial role in successfully addressing the challenges faced by such children. Recognizing this, CritiCare Asia hospitals and Dr. Sanjay Helale have launched a Cochlear Implant Program, aiming to provide a long-term hearing solution for individuals with moderate to profound hearing loss.

Unlike traditional hearing aids that simply amplify sound, cochlear implants offer effective and long-lasting solutions for people with moderate to profound hearing loss. By directly stimulating the cochlea hearing nerve and bypassing damaged areas of the hearing pathway, cochlear implants restore the ability to perceive sound.

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