Page 22 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • October 10, 2012 ����� in business Audiology at Northern Jersey E.N.T. Associates illions of Americans face hearing challenges. The doctors of audiology at Northern Jersey E.N.T. Associates can help you on a journey to better hearing. In this relaxed atmosphere, you can discuss your communication challenges during a complimentary consultation. Baby boomers, Dr. Judy Knutsen, Dr. Ayo Ogunlusi, Dr. Valerie Kriney and those born between Dr. Kathleen Yu the late 1940s and the early 1960s, are now starting to notice some compromise in their hearing ability. Many of them grew up in the era of rock music and loud music listening, and during ever-increasing environmental noise levels. First-time user acceptance of hearing instrument technology is very low. In fact, 68 percent of those with hearing challenges do not seek help. Everyone from birth to age 100 should have their hearing evaluated at least every two years, just as they would have an eye exam. Audiology doctors Judy Knutsen, Valerie Kriney, Director Ayo Ogunlusi, and Kathleen Yu are here to help. Ask them about the multiple, completely invisible solutions to better hearing needs. One option is the “Now Effect,” an instant fit solution with a small, high-tech device called Intiga by Oticon Corp., a 106-year-old manufacturer of hearing instruments. Call today! Phone (201) 445-2900 for the Midland Park office at 44 Godwin Avenue, Suite 300, or (201) 837-2174 for the Teaneck office located at One DeGraw Square. Visit HealthyHearing.org, www.northernjerseyent.com, and Oticonusa.com for additional information. Licensed and certified as Medicare and insurance providers. Financing available. M Keane Fit & Wellness is waiting to serve you! eane Fit & Wellness draws on Sheila Keane’s 18 years of experience in the health and fitness industry and her extensive educational background, including a master’s degree in exercise science and two years as a physical therapy assistant. Services include one-to-one personal training in a private studio or the comfort of your own home, and Muscle Activation Techniques. Sheila offers training for weight loss and general fitness; however, her diverse background also qualifies her to work with older adults, especially those with arthritis and osteoporosis. She is pleased to also offer services for individuals suffering with Parkinson’s disease. Training is customized to your personality and goals. Muscle Activation Techniques are also available. MAT speeds muscle recovery, increases the joints’ range of Sheila Keane motion, eliminates compensatory patterns, reduces risk of injury by insuring muscles function optimally, and improves athletic performance and execution of everyday activities. Sheila recommends a MAT session prior to beginning any training program to ensure that your muscles are all working optimally. She also suggests periodic treatment to keep your body in perfect running order. Keane Fit & Wellness is located in Ridgewood. Call 201-341-0183 and get started! K acqueline M. Vierheilig, M.D., has been working in northern New Jersey since she completed her Infectious Diseases training at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City almost 16 years ago. Recently, she decided to blend her interests in medicine and world travel and launched an enterprise that lends medical support to the traveling public. New Jersey Travel Clinic, LLC offers travelers pre- and post-trip medical advice, preventive care, and immunizations according to Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommendations. “I am so fortunate to work in a field where I can combine two loves: infectious diseases and travel. My parents gave me the gift of travel at a young age, and I have never looked back,” says Dr. Vierheilig, who has traveled Jacqueline M. Vierheilig, MD extensively in Latin America, Europe, China, and Australia. The northern New Jersey area is home to people who travel for business, pleasure, study abroad, volunteer work, and to visit friends and relatives around the globe. New Jersey Travel Clinic is there to help ensure that everyone has a safe and healthy journey. The clinic is one of the area’s few authorized Yellow Fever vaccination centers, making it a destination for many world travelers. People who are “on the go” are welcome to make an appointment on the clinic’s user-friendly website. After you buy your airline ticket and reserve your hotel room, contact Dr. Vierheilig to help ensure your travel will be safe. For more information, visit www.njtravelclinic.com or call (201) 345-4550. New Jersey Travel Clinic is located at 205 Browertown Road, Suite #202, in Woodland Park (formerly West Paterson), conveniently between Routes 80 and 46. J New Jersey Travel Clinic: Have a safe trip! Villadom TIMES sales force is service oriented he women that make up The Villadom TIMES sales force - Ester Vierheilig, Karen Rau, Kathy Scarpelli, Joan Wilkinson and Kim Post - have one thing in common: a community spirit. They not only help area businesses put their best foot forward through advertising but also volunteer their time to the community at large. Vierheilig, the newspaper’s publisher, was the mayor of Midland Park for 12 years and served 23 years on the school Pictured from left: Joan Wilkinson, Ester Vierheilig, Kim board. She is on the board of Post and Kathy Scarpelli. Seated. Karen Rau. directors of West Bergen Mentalhealth and the Midland Park and Waldwick chambers of commerce. Post, whose territory is Franklin Lakes and Wyckoff, came to The Villadom TIMES after years as the executive secretary for the Waldwick Chamber of Commerce. She is active as a volunteer in the Waldwick Public Schools, where her four children attend. Rau, who heads the classified department, is a member of the Sandy Feet Book Club and the OG Tapping Society. Scarpelli is a former longtime member of the Ramapo-Indian Hills Board of Education and the Wyckoff Planning Board. She was recently appointed to the Bergen County Senior Citizen Advisory Council and serves as a board member of Meals on Wheels. She handles Ridgewood and Glen Rock for The Villadom TIMES. Wilkinson, who handles Mahwah and Ramsey, is a Wyckoff resident and a consultant to the Bergen County Department of Health Services. She is president of the Mug-Wump Motor Scooter Club as well as being recognized for her tireless efforts with the Order of the Lagonmorpha. She is a volunteer with Community Meals, Inc. These women’s regular interaction with both businesses and residents gives them a better understanding of the needs of each group and equips them to better serve both. The Villadom TIMES has been the voice of the Northwest Bergen community for 25 years. Call 201-652-0744 or email sales@villadom.com and ask to meet with any one of these dedicated professionals to see how they can help your business grow. T