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Slide informing signs for if a baby may be deaf or hard of hearing. It includes bullet points for not being startled at loud noises, not turning their head towards a sound (like calling their name), or not appear to hear all sounds.
Slide promoting National Speech Language Hearing Month with a link to Health Professionals. Features an image of a Pediatrician doing a hearing test on an infant, who is held by their mother.
Slide promoting the Hands & Voices Organization with a link to their website. Features an image of a boy about to go down a slide, with their parent helping them.
Slide promoting the Earworm Podcast, with a link to their page and podcasts.
Slide for the EHDI PALS website, with a link to the site.
Slide with link to download the 2023 Neni Directory. Features an image of the cover of the directory showing a female toddler smiling.
Mother holding her child.
Mother holding her child.
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Concerned About Your Child’s Hearing?
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Håfa Adai & Welcome!

Newborn hearing screening is extremely important as it helps to determine whether infants have hearing loss. Guam EHDI works to assure that all babies born on Guam receive:

  • A hearing screening by 1 month of age.
  • A Diagnostic Audiological Evaluation (DAE) by 3 months of age.
  • And a baby with hearing loss is enrolled in early intervention services by 6 months of age.

Universal newborn hearing screening is mandated by Guam Public Law 27-150.


Available in 4 languages: Chamorro, Chuukese, Korean, and Tagalog.


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