What To Expect From an Appointment With a Hearing Specialist
If you’ve started noticing that sounds are a bit more muffled than usual or other people seem to be mumbling, it could indicate hearing loss. The best way to get to the root of your hearing troubles is by scheduling a hearing test with one of our specialists at . How Does Hearing Testing Work?…
4 Essential Tools for Hearing Aid Maintenance
Hearing aids are an investment in your health and well-being. When you find the perfect pair, you want to make sure they’re going to last for years to come. One of the best ways to keep your hearing aids working well is to develop a proper maintenance routine that involves ridding them of moisture, earwax…
Five Common Reasons You Should See an Audiologist
An audiologist is a medical expert who diagnoses, manages and treats hearing and balance issues. Although hearing is crucial to easy communication, many overlook audiology care as part of their overall wellness. Let’s take a look at some key signs it might be time to book an appointment with one of our audiologists. 1. Persistent…
Tips to Celebrate the New Year Without Harming Your Hearing
New Year’s celebrations are full of fun, excitement and lots of noise. Fireworks crackling, music blasting and voices cheering can make for an unforgettable evening—but they can also harm your hearing if you’re not careful. Protecting your ears doesn’t mean compromising on fun. Let’s explore some practical ways to keep your hearing safe while ringing…
Self-Esteem and Hearing Aids: What To Know About Feeling Confident in Your New Devices
Stepping into the world of hearing aids for the first time can feel overwhelming. For many, it’s a mixture of relief—finally being able to hear again—and hesitation. Questions about how the devices will look, feel or be perceived by others might linger. If you’ve ever felt self-conscious about needing hearing aids, know you’re not alone….
What to Know About the Connection Between Hearing Loss and Balance Issues
Hearing loss can affect not only your ability to hear but also your spatial perception and balance. This connection arises because both auditory and balance functions are located in the inner ear. When one part of this system becomes damaged, it can create complications for the other. Understanding the link between hearing and balance is…
How Can Hearing Aids Help You Enjoy the Movies?
Going to the movies with hearing loss can sometimes be challenging. You’re not alone as a hearing aid user, as 7.1% of adults over the age of 45 use hearing aids. The good news is that if you have hearing aids, they likely come equipped with advanced features to enhance your enjoyment at places like…
Pay Attention to These Four Key Signs of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is more prevalent than many realize, affecting approximately 15% of U.S. adults. Despite how common the condition is, the early signs often go unnoticed or unaddressed, leading to delayed treatment. Let’s look at five common signs of hearing loss to help you identify it in yourself and your loved ones and how treatment…
What to Know About Remote Hearing Aid Adjustments
Hearing aids are small, technologically advanced devices designed to collect and amplify sounds to match your specific frequency needs. In the U.S., approximately 28.8 million adults could benefit from the increased communication clarity these remarkable devices offer. One recent development in many hearing aids is the capability for remote adjustments. Let’s take a look at…
How Does Hearing Change Over Time?
Our hearing ability allows us to communicate, enjoy music and stay aware of our environment. However, as we age, our hearing ability naturally declines in a condition known as presbycusis. Understanding why this happens and recognizing the signs can help manage and mitigate its effects, maintaining a better quality of life. What is Presbycusis? Presbycusis,…