Word spread quickly. There were signs in the elevators and flyers at lunch. Residents reminded each other: A doctor of audiology will be available for two hours on Friday in the Sycamore Room.
Donor Spotlight: Rita Lewenauer is a dedicated long-time supporter of HEAR Wisconsin. She served several terms on the HEAR Wisconsin Board of Directors and has given generously over the years. This is her story.
HEAR Wisconsin has been great. Not only did they enthusiastically engage with us regarding James and plans for his [Birth-to-Three] services, they took an interest in my hearing loss and helped me set up appointments to get the help I needed.
Here's an oldie, but a goodie. We were on WTMJ's Sunday SIP way back in April to talk about our new audiology clinic and our wonderful child and family programs. Check it out if you haven't had a chance to listen!
Brooke Lewandowski, Au.D. CCC-A, is the fulltime audiologist at HEAR Wisconsin. Dr. Lewandowski has worked for nonprofit organizations for several years and enjoys the advantages that a nonprofit can provide to a patient, including a wide range of treatment options for any budget.
Dr. Brooke Lewandowski, our audiologist, recently published an article in Manufacturing News. Check it out here and click the article title to read more.
I am thrilled to write to you today as the new President and CEO of HEAR Wisconsin and am humbled to have been chosen to lead this 91-year-old organization as it embarks on its next chapter.
“Our new clinic is different than most hearing aid dispensers. Patients will be able to visit us and meet with a doctor of audiology and also, if they wish, meet with one of our Communication Technology Counselors.”
