Phil Fleischer recently joined the board of Hearing Loss Association of America Delray/Boynton Chapter. Phil has a lifetime of experience as a hearing aid specialist which is put to excellent use at the monthly meeting of the HLAA at the South County Civic Center the third Friday of each month from November through May each year.
Phil sets up a table at the side of the room. At the conclusion of the meeting, he will examine any one’s hearing aid and attempt to diagnose the problem at no cost. His consultation is a courtesy of the club.
This 6’ 2” gentleman was born in Baltimore and studied business administration at the University of Baltimore. His father was the man he most admired. He has been married to his wife Helen for 56 years. They have two adult children and five grandchildren. They have lived at Kings Point for 5 1/2 years.
He takes pride in the knowledge and ability he has to help people who have hearing aid problems. His motivation to face each new day is be creative and learn about new technologies. Occasionally he takes time out and enjoys a round of golf.
If you would like your hearing aid checked by Phil why not attend the February 15th meeting of the HLAA Delray/Boynton Chapter at the Civic Center at 9:45 A.M. Complimentary coffee “and” served.
The February program features Ms. Brandy Harvey, Awareness Manager for the Cochlear Institute, and the world leader in innovative hearing technologies. Ms. Harvey will discuss two different solutions designed specifically for those who require more than just a hearing aid -devices that aid hearing through surgical implants. She is an expert on Cochlear and Bone Anchored Hearing technology.