2023 Schedule & Registration

At Hearing Center of Long Island, we focus on offering high-quality hearing care and rehabilitation, so you can get back to enjoying the sounds of the world around you. Providing this level of hearing care also means we take the time to educate our patients and community, and offer resources so you can benefit from a full understanding of your condition, available treatment options, and ongoing care.

In an effort to accomplish our goal, audiologist Lawrence Cardano hosts a series of educational webinars throughout the year that provide helpful information on hearing loss and rehabilitation.

Take a look below at Dr. Cardano’s upcoming webinars and click the Register Now button to sign up. We look forward to helping you enjoy the sounds of life with improved clarity and understanding.

Dr. Cardano Speaking

April 19th 2-3pm
Reducing Your Risk of Cognitive Decline and Dementia – How to Improve and Maintain Your Mental Acuity

During this webinar, we will cover the following:

Why do some people have much less deterioration in mental acuity than others with the same amount of dementia-related physical deterioration of the brain?
What are the major risk factors for dementia that you can reduce?
What kind of mental activity is MUCH better than crossword puzzles for maintaining your mental acuity?
What do nutrition and exercise have to do with dementia?
What is the #1 most modifiable risk factor for dementia?
How much does a mild hearing loss increase your risk of dementia?
When does hearing loss treatment have the biggest impact on dementia risk reduction?
What is the difference between effective and ineffective hearing loss treatment and hearing aid technology?
When and why should you get a cognitive function screening? What is the easiest way to get one?

May 17th, 10-11am
The Hearing Clarity Solution- Improving Your Mental Acuity and Quality of Life With Better Hearing Clarity

During this webinar, we will cover the following:

Why do some of the most advanced hearing aid technology add to hearing clarity problems rather than solve them?
Why is hearing often such a problem even when voices are loud enough– and what can REALLY be done about it?
How can you prevent hearing clarity problems?
What is the best way to help a friend or family member hearing clarity problems to follow a conversation with you best?
What physical health and mental acuity problems are related to hearing clarity problems?
Why does the typical “complete” hearing evaluation fail to give you some of the most important information about your hearing?
What is the newest, most successful approach to solving the hearing clarity problem? What is the proof?
What must hearing care professionals do to make the newest technology effective (something many do not do)?

June 21st, 4-5pm
Healthy Aging and Your Hearing – Improving and Maintaining Your Quality and Independence as You Age

During this webinar, we will cover the following:

What has the most extensive research project investigating the factors for long-term happiness revealed?
What is the #1 modifiable risk factor for dementia – and what can you do about It?
Why does untreated hearing loss significantly increase your risk for the #1 cause of accident-related injury and death in older adults?
How can you improve and maintain your mental acuity and quality of life?
How can you find out if hearing deficits are affecting your brain’s ability to function well?
Should you get a cognitive function screening? What is the most reliable and easiest way to get one?
Why does the typical “complete” hearing evaluation fail to give you some of the most important information about the effect of aging on your hearing?

July 19th 2-3pm
Tinnitus – Get Relief From The Noise in Your Ears

During this webinar, we will cover the following:

What causes tinnitus?
What approaches have been proven effective to reduce or eliminate the perception of tinnitus — and which have not?
Are there any “home remedies” that help to reduce tinnitus?
Is there a cure for tinnitus?
What does hearing loss have to do with tinnitus?
Why does the typical “complete” hearing evaluation often fail to detect the cause of tinnitus

August 16th 10-11am
Reducing Your Risk of Cognitive Decline and Dementia – How to Improve and Maintain Your Mental Acuity

During this webinar, we will cover the following:

Why do some people have much less deterioration in mental acuity than others with the same amount of dementia-related physical deterioration of the brain?
What are the major risk factors for dementia that you can reduce?
What kind of mental activity is MUCH better than crossword puzzles for maintaining your mental acuity?
What do nutrition and exercise have to do with dementia?
What is the #1 most modifiable risk factor for dementia?
How much does a mild hearing loss increase your risk of dementia?
When does hearing loss treatment have the biggest impact on dementia risk reduction?
What is the difference between effective and ineffective hearing loss treatment and hearing aid technology?
When and why should you get a cognitive function screening? What is the easiest way to get one?

September 20th 4-5:00
The Hearing Clarity Solution- Improving Your Mental Acuity and Quality of Life With Better Hearing Clarity

During this webinar, we will cover the following:

Why do some of the most advanced hearing aid technology add to hearing clarity problems rather than solve them?
Why is hearing often such a problem even when voices are loud enough– and what can REALLY be done about it?
How can you prevent hearing clarity problems?
What is the best way to help a friend or family member hearing clarity problems to follow a conversation with you best?
What physical health and mental acuity problems are related to hearing clarity problems?
Why does the typical “complete” hearing evaluation fail to give you some of the most important information about your hearing?
What is the newest, most successful approach to solving the hearing clarity problem? What is the proof?
What must hearing care professionals do to make the newest technology effective (something many do not do)?

October 18th, 2-3:00
Healthy Aging and Your Hearing – Improving and Maintaining Your Quality and Independence as You Age

During this webinar, we will cover the following:

What has the most extensive research project investigating the factors for long-term happiness revealed?
What is the #1 modifiable risk factor for dementia – and what can you do about It?
Why does untreated hearing loss significantly increase your risk for the #1 cause of accident-related injury and death in older adults?
How can you improve and maintain your mental acuity and quality of life?
How can you find out if hearing deficits are affecting your brain’s ability to function well?
Should you get a cognitive function screening? What is the most reliable and easiest way to get one?
Why does the typical “complete” hearing evaluation fail to give you some of the most important information about the effect of aging on your hearing?

November 15th, 10-11am
Tinnitus – Get Relief From The Noise in Your Ears

During this webinar, we will cover the following:

What causes tinnitus?
What approaches have been proven effective to reduce or eliminate the perception of tinnitus — and which have not?
Are there any “home remedies” that help to reduce tinnitus?
Is there a cure for tinnitus?
What does hearing loss have to do with tinnitus?
Why does the typical “complete” hearing evaluation often fail to detect the cause of tinnitus

December 20th 4-5pm
Reducing Your Risk of Cognitive Decline and Dementia – How to Improve and Maintain Your Mental Acuity

During this webinar, we will cover the following:

Why do some people have much less deterioration in mental acuity than others with the same amount of dementia-related physical deterioration of the brain?
What are the major risk factors for dementia that you can reduce?
What kind of mental activity is MUCH better than crossword puzzles for maintaining your mental acuity?
What do nutrition and exercise have to do with dementia?
What is the #1 most modifiable risk factor for dementia?
How much does a mild hearing loss increase your risk of dementia?
When does hearing loss treatment have the biggest impact on dementia risk reduction?
What is the difference between effective and ineffective hearing loss treatment and hearing aid technology?
When and why should you get a cognitive function screening? What is the easiest way to get one?