Hearing Blog – June 2025

Hearing loss often develops gradually; thus, so many people simply ignore the cues or adapt to the loss without actually realizing it. However; identifying and correcting your hearing loss early on can drastically improve your quality of life, protect your health and keep you engaged with others. Early intervention provides better communication with those who […]

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It’s no secret that balance plays an important role in our ability to perform daily activities. And as we age, it becomes even more critical to monitor our balance to maintain not only our autonomy—but also our physical safety.    According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 in 4 older adults report falling each […]

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Have you ever noticed that if something happens to our body that we are able to just “adapt?” If you hurt your knee then your hip and ankle help you to walk and to shift the pain. If you hurt your wrist then your fingers might have to hold a pen a little differently to […]

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Recently I had a patient in our office and we were talking about hearing care in general and the extent in which we can program and fine-tune for changes in hearing needs. She relayed that she thought it was amazing all the things that we actually did during a simple “cleaning appointment” at our office. […]

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We’d all love nothing more than to maintain our safety and independence as we grow older, right? But today’s hearing fact proves that things like staying fit, getting our vision checked, or seeing a physician annually—while highly recommended—may not be enough when it comes to supporting our physical well-being into the future. Our hearing health, […]

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