Hearing Aids Require Professional Service

Apr 21, 2025

Hearing loss affects millions of people worldwide, yet many hesitate to seek help until it significantly impacts their daily life. Hearing aids are transformative tools that can dramatically improve a person’s ability to communicate, socialize, and enjoy everyday activities. However, the journey to better hearing involves more than simply purchasing a device—it requires the expertise […]

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Alzheimer’s And Hearing Loss

Apr 14, 2025

With the aging process comes many attacks against our health. Whenever something effects us… it also effects our loved ones. If your loved one gets Alzheimer’s Disease  (AD) it is a war in which your whole family must battle. Over 5 million people in our country have AD and that number will double for every […]

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Change Can Be Good

Apr 4, 2025

Change is good. Usually. Well, it is if you have a hearing loss and wear hearing instruments. As technology changes it provides the hearing impaired with more options to correct their hearing loss. Hearing instruments that are 4- 5 years old have about 1/4 of the useable technology to instruments that are produced today. Hearing […]

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Connecting Your Hearing and Balance

Apr 2, 2025

Hearing loss and balance are intertwined.  Most of us take our balance for granted until we take a fall or start to have dizziness.  While we may think of balance; or lack of, an aging issue… many people would be surprised how closely our hearing and our balance is linked,   The inner ear is critical […]

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Hearing Tidbits

Mar 31, 2025

Life is full of little nooks & crannies where we discover all types of interesting information.  I thought today I would throw out some Hearing Tidbits…. just for some fun reading. Hearing Tidbit 1…  When we scream, special brain cells get activated and protect our auditory system from the sound of our own voice.  The […]

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Hearing Protection… do you use it?

Mar 25, 2025

Many people use gas or battery operated hand tools. Even though big chain saws can run off of a rechargeable battery, they are still loud. Tools, guns, motors, may be deemed as “toys” for all ages; and with continual use can cause hearing loss. Many items emit sound pressure levels that can lead to damage […]

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Hearing and Balance Are Intricately Related

Mar 5, 2025

Your Hearing and Balance are intricately related. Millions of people around the world experience hearing loss and communication difficulties. Many people are not aware of the effects of hearing loss with relation to balance. Your inner ear plays a significant role not only in hearing, but also in balance. Hearing loss contributes to dizziness, unsteadiness, balance issues, and […]

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How Modern Hearing Instruments Are Transforming Lives

Feb 24, 2025

Hearing loss affects millions of people worldwide, and as technology advances, so do the solutions designed to enhance auditory experiences. Modern hearing instruments have evolved beyond simple amplification devices…incorporating artificial intelligence (AI), Bluetooth connectivity, noise reduction, and even health-monitoring features. These are cutting-edge capabilities and they are improving the quality of lives for individuals with hearing impairments. These […]

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Encourage Those First Steps

Feb 17, 2025

It can be difficult broach the subject of your loved one’s hearing problems. Hearing loss can be frustrating; not just for the person with the hearing difficulties but also for their loved ones. Hearing loss is very personal. Many people who have a hearing loss are in denial. They may be defensive and become upset […]

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Making Speech Clearer

Feb 11, 2025

While our ears are very complex…they still must use the brain to make sense of the signals that are being gathered.  The sound waves move and stimulate nerves in the inner ear and then the brain must translate the signal into meaningful words.  The brain is actually receiving signals from the inner ear that is […]

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How to Know If You Have Hearing Loss

Oct 18, 2024

Not sure if you have hearing loss? That’s not uncommon. Hearing loss symptoms are subtle and typically emerge slowly. It frequently takes years for people to realize they have hearing loss.  Also, we simply don’t test our hearing enough. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) notes that “less than half of adults who […]

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What is Mild Hearing Loss?

Oct 4, 2024

Mild hearing loss is anything but mild. In fact, mild is a bit of a misnomer, especially when it comes to hearing loss. According to audiologists and hearing specialists, someone with mild hearing loss is unable to hear sounds quieter than 25 dB. However, any hearing loss threshold between 26-40 dB is classified as mild […]

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This just in: wearing hearing aids may help you live longer

Sep 16, 2024

It’s no secret that treating hearing loss with hearing aids gives us the life-changing benefit of never missing a moment. But this just in: A brand-new study published in The Lancet Healthy Longevity Journal has revealed that hearing aids may also be life-lengthening—by nearly 25 percent. While the study had us at “live longer,” we wanted to know more and thought you […]

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Heads up—hearing loss linked to brain shrinkage

Aug 30, 2024

Ahhh, aging: Graying hair… emerging wrinkles… Shrinking brain?! Believe it or not, it’s true. Our brain shrinks as we age—a process also known as “brain atrophy” or “brain tissue loss”—and it’s simply a part of life. What’s important to be aware of, however, is that hearing loss has been found to accelerate that brain atrophy in older […]

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How to keep hearing healthy at the gym

Aug 19, 2024

Whether you’re a regular gym devotee or planning workout classes for the new year—first off, congrats for making your physical health a priority. And while a fitness center can be a fun and motivating place to do just that, it is also important to look after your hearing health while you’re there. Here’s why: noise exposure. […]

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1 in 4 who have hearing damage are unaware of it

Aug 5, 2024

“I can hear fine.” If you ever found yourself feeling this sentiment, you’re not alone. And if you ever found out you were wrong about it, take heart—you’re in good company. Today’s fact is an important reminder of not only how prevalent hearing loss is, but also how difficult it can be to detect. On […]

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Wearing hearing aids may prevent millions of dementia cases

Jul 19, 2024

Who knew hearing aids had the power to change the world? Today’s fact underscores the vital role hearing aids can play in the prevention of dementia. According to the renowned Lancet Commission on Dementia, Prevention, Intervention and Care, dementia has become “the greatest global challenge for health and social care in the 21st century”. But by […]

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High noise levels at work prove harmful to hearing

Jul 3, 2024

When you think about noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL), it’s natural to immediately associate the condition with exposure to loud events or activities like concerts, fireworks, and hunting. However, today’s fact is an important reminder of how prominent the risk of NIHL can be in our daily lives—and that includes where you work. 1 in 4 […]

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Five questions about the connection between heart health and hearing health

Jun 18, 2024

Did you know that your heart health is linked to your hearing health? There’s an important connection between your ears and your heart, and neglecting your cardiovascular system could spell trouble for your hearing. 1. How are heart health and hearing health related? Normal blood flow is critical for good hearing health. Delicate hair cells in the […]

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A deep dive into swimmer’s ear

Jun 4, 2024

Nothing says summer like a refreshing dip in the lake or swimming the lanes on a sunny morning. Or maybe it’s pool volleyball you dream of while planning your annual tropical getaway. Whatever floats your boat, it’s hard to deny that summer and water activities go hand-in-hand. Unfortunately, water activities can often lead to swimmer’s ear. (Ouch!) What […]

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