The innovative technology behind hearing aids is diverse, but they come together to create a solution. This solution changes the status of people plagued by one degree of hearing loss to another, giving them a chance to live and enjoy full-spectrum hearing. Hearing aids are versatile, and this feature is characterized by two fundamental hearing options – Behind-the-ear (BTE) and…

The holidays are marked by joy and the happiness of seeing your loved ones in one place. This includes cooking, eating, sharing stories, and being grateful for the gift of each other. However, the festivities can sometimes have unique challenges for people with hearing loss. We know how hard it is to navigate these situations, so have looked into practical…

Hearing aids have revolutionized the lives of millions, allowing individuals with hearing loss to experience the world more fully. However, like any sophisticated technology, hearing aids are not immune to occasional hiccups. As a hearing professional, it is essential to guide both patients and colleagues in troubleshooting common problems, ensuring that these devices continue to enhance the auditory experience. In…

In the realm of hearing health, we often focus on the significance of preserving our auditory experience, enhancing communication, and improving overall quality of life. However, there’s an aspect of hearing health that goes beyond conversations and music – it’s about keeping us safe from the unexpected hazards of daily life. In this article, we will delve into how hearing…

Age-related hearing loss, also known as presbycusis, is a common and often underestimated condition that significantly impacts the quality of life for millions of individuals around the world. As leading audiologists, we are dedicated to shedding light on the latest advancements in preventing, diagnosing, and managing age-related hearing loss, while emphasizing the crucial role of early detection in maintaining auditory…

It is impossible to say exactly how many Americans live with hearing loss. And there are all kinds of reasons that explain this, ranging from the most personal and psychological to sociological. Frankly, a lot of people with hearing loss do not even know themselves that they suffer from it. But the best estimates land on somewhere between 13 and…

The Truth May Shock You According to The Center for Disease Control, the leading cause of injury-related death among everyone aged 65 years old & above is accidental falls. Almost 700,000 older Americans die from accidental falls each year. This may surprise you. When we think of the elderly & their many common health problems we likely think of cancer…

Many people assume that hearing loss is much more rare than it actually is. There are all kinds of reasons for this. One, it is an invisible liability, meaning, you can not tell that someone has hearing loss simply by looking at them. And secondly, hearing loss is vastly under-represented and misrepresented in popular culture. If you see a character…

Hearing loss is a common issue that affects millions of people worldwide, with around 40 million Americans, from infants to the elderly, experiencing some form of hearing loss in one or both ears. For many of these individuals, communication can be a challenge, leading to feelings of frustration and isolation.  Hearing aids can enhance a person’s quality of life and…

Did you know that close to 2.5 billion people are predicted to have some kind of hearing disorder by 2050? Or that hearing disorders are among the most common sensory processing disorders, affecting more than 1 in 10 Americans. Though people of all ages can have hearing loss disorders, those aged 60 and up are more likely to be affected. …

Hearing aids are an investment, but given all the compounded consequences likely to arise when you fail to treat your hearing loss with the gravity it deserves, such an investment should be a no-brainer. Almost 13% of all Americans live with some detectable degree of hearing less, yet less 20% of these people actually take action to address it. The…

Any emergency requires preparation. Although it is the nature of an emergency that you don’t know what to expect, there are simple steps you can take to put yourself in a better place of preparedness and awareness. Using all of our senses to communicate is an important strategy. Emergency alert systems tend to use audible warnings to let you know…