Ever wondered why, despite using the best hearing aids, my parents are not able to hear properly? The reason is auditory deprivation. That’s real—and it causes a lot of problems for the hearing aid user.

Imagine a child sitting in a classroom, eyes on the teacher, but missing half the lesson—not because they’re distracted, but because they simply can’t hear it. Hearing loss in children is often invisible, yet its impact is profound. That’s why routine hearing screening in schools isn’t just important—it’s essential.

When it comes to hearing care, choosing the right professional isn’t just about technology—it’s about trust, expertise, and the assurance that your journey will be guided with compassion and precision. That’s why Mr. Lovedeep Kholia, Chief Audiologist at Unicare Speech & Hearing Clinic, is the name patients across Delhi-NCR rely on.

For decades, cochlear implants (CIs) were seen as a last resort—reserved only for those with profound hearing loss and little to no speech understanding. But times have changed. With advancements in technology and a deeper understanding of hearing health, the criteria for cochlear implantation are evolving. Enter the 60/60 Rule—a simple, evidence-based guideline that’s reshaping how we identify adult candidates for cochlear implants.