This week I was able to meet up with a colleague while at a conference. During our dinner conversation, we reminisced about “the way things were.” Ten (or more!) years ago, things seemed much simpler: landline phones were often saved for endearing or emergency calls, television was watched in real-time, and a tablet computer meant…
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I fly quite a bit in a year, partially for family events, some for business. Most of my flights are on Southwest Airlines. The “normal” seats are larger and more comfortable, the flight attendants are friendlier, and the tickets are usually cheaper. With a busy schedule, plans often change and tickets need to be cancelled,…
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Embedded in the Designer Audiology logo is symbolism that may not be obvious to those unfamiliar with audiologist services. Above the “Designer Audiology” text is not a city skyline, as some people think. Rather, it’s a waveform, a graph that represents an audio signal and shows the changes in amplitude over time. Waveforms are common…
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This award was established to honor the memory and accomplishments of the late Craig W. Johnson, Au.D. and was presented by his daughter, Dr. Melissa Segev. Dr. Johnson was a Maryland native and opened Audiology Associates, Inc. (AAI) in 1977. He spent 36 years as a private practice audiologist in Maryland. Dr. Johnson also advocated…
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