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On October 29, 2023, Clarity was thrilled to celebrate with The Children's Museum of the Upstate for a Sensory-Friendly Trick or Treat event. We were grateful for the opportunity to partner with the museum on this impactful event.

Jensen Montgomery was diagnosed with sensorineural hearing loss as a newborn by a Clarity audiologist. Sensorineural hearing loss is not an unfamiliar diagnosis for his mother, Julia Montgomery, who has been coming to Clarity since 2005 with her other children due to their hearing loss. When Jensen did not pass his newborn hearing screening, Julia

Clarity Revitalizes Mobile Preschool Screening Program through grant awarded from the Margaret Linder Southern Endowment Fund Clarity: The Speech, Hearing, and Learning Center is a proud recipient of the 2018 Margaret Linder Southern Endowment Fund. The Margaret Linder Southern Endowment established with the Community Foundation of Greenville supports – early childhood education, special education for

Many adults think hearing loss is the total absence of sound. If that were true, people would wake up one day and with the complete inability to hear ALL sounds and chances are good that they would RUSH to their doctor for diagnosis and treatment. This is not what we as adults experience. For adults

Clarity continues to provide the most advanced digital hearing aids and technology that assist in ensuring our clients hear as clearly as possible. Continue reading to learn more about the three devices available at Clarity. BAHA Bone Conduction Hearing System  Our Audiologists, Holly Hurley and Sally Whitson, our now offering the BAHA bone conduction hearing system.

Walter Montgomery, son of Scott and Laura Montgomery, came to Clarity to get Walter’s hearing re-tested with our Audiological Brainstem Response (ABR) equipment. At the time of their testing, our equipment required the clients to be asleep. With our new equipment, we can test babies and children while they are wide awake. Thanks to a