No Child is too Young to Test.

This poster for the general public and healthcare professionals emphasizes that babies should get a hearing screening at birth. 

No Child Should Miss Out on Life Because of Hearing Loss.

This poster for the general public and healthcare professionals highlights that no child is too young to have their hearing tested and describes the importance of hearing screening.

Why Bother with Newborn Hearing Screens and Hearing Tests?

This tri-fold brochure for pediatricians, family practitioners, and nursing teams explains the differences between hearing screening and hearing tests, what parents can do, and provides a timeline for hearing screenings.

Talking With Parents About Hearing Loss…

This tri-fold brochure for physicians, nurses, audiologists, and other healthcare professionals provides information on the importance of discussing hearing loss issues with families.  It suggests documents to give to families and the general public and provides a list of relevant websites. 

Your Baby Has Been Referred for More Hearing Testing…What Do You Do Next?

This tri-fold brochure for the general public describes important steps to take to properly care for a baby’s hearing and provides state EHDI program contact information for Tennessee. 

Your New Baby’s Hearing

This tri-fold brochure for the general public provides information about the importance of hearing screening and the different types of screening tests.  It also provides a list of developmental milestones up to 15 months of age.