March 16, 2005
For Immediate Release
Dedication to the Hearing-Impaired Merits a Very Special Award
Bothell, WA – Mark Adams of A-Plus Hearing Aid, received a national Achievement Award from NU-EAR Electronics. NU-EAR Electronics manufactures hearing instruments,
and is a division of the world’s largest hearing aid manufacturer.
Due to Mr. Adam’s dedication to the hearing impaired and his commitment to technological advancement, he has become recognized as a leader in the hearing
healthcare industry. Mark was also honored for outstanding achievement for effectively caring for the hearing impaired.
According to Chad Jorgensen, President of NU EAR Electronics, “Mark’s passion to help his patients hear better is outstanding. He and his Team have worked to
give each patient their best opportunity to hear- one person at a time. Their many successful efforts keep people connected to one another through the spoken word.
When people can hear and understand, conversations are enjoyable and life becomes much richer. With great pride I presented the award to Mark with a very special
acknowledgement, from his family at NU EAR but also from all the people he has helped. Well done Mark!”
Mark added, “I hear wonderful stories from my patients, telling me how much better life is once we’ve helped them with their hearing. It is very satisfying to give the gift
of hearing and it is something that we love doing everyday. The award from NU EAR was a nice surprise.”
The award was given to Mark following a mission in San Juan Puerto Rico where volunteers gave over 70 children with hearing loss the gift of hearing.
Better hearing tremendously elevates the quality of a person’s life. Today’s digital technology delivers amazing speech clarity and patient satisfaction rates have never
been higher. If you or a loved one suspects a hearing loss, getting tested is the first step and that is always free at all of his offices. Mark and his Team are highly trained
on the sophisticated technology for testing and fitting computerized hearing aids.
