• Hearing-Conscious Costume Ideas

    Posted October 3, 2024, under Blog

    These guidelines can help ensure you hear your best no matter what costume you choose It’s that time of year again: crunchy leaves underfoot, a crisp chill in the air, beautiful fall colors, apple cider, shorter days and longer nights, and of course, Halloween! With 23% of Americans and 44% of Canadians naming Halloween as … Read More »

  • 6 Reasons to Wear Your Hearing Aids Even More in 2025

    Posted October 3, 2024, under Blog

    Leaning Into Your Devices Helps You Make the Most of the New Year Maybe you or a loved one bought hearing aids in the last year or so but haven’t worn them as much as planned. If so, you’re not alone. Less than 20% of people who could be helped by hearing aids actually use … Read More »

  • Why Do I Need a Hearing Aid Fitting Appointment?

    Posted September 25, 2024, under Blog

     What can I expect at my hearing aid fitting? A: Hearing aids are wonderful, sophisticated devices. But better hearing is a journey, not a transaction. That’s why we bring you into the office and spend some time with you answering questions and demonstrating features. Let’s walk through what the typical fitting looks like. Making Sure … Read More »

  • 6 Ways to Keep Your Hearing Aids in Shape

    Posted September 25, 2024, under Blog

    Does hearing technology call for ongoing professional upkeep? Can I handle any needed maintenance at home? How can I tell whether my devices are damaged? Where can I take them for replacement or repair? Much like today’s tablets and cell phones, hearing aids are powered by complex technology that may require professional attention in certain … Read More »

  • Headaches Caused by Hearing Aids?

    Posted September 18, 2024, under Blog

    It’s an infrequent possibility, but fortunately, there’s an easy fix Are you convinced your recent spate of headaches is linked to your hearing devices? It’s not far-fetched. Whether new or old, your hearing aids do, indeed, have the potential to cause headaches. Don’t toss them in the back of a drawer just yet — plenty … Read More »

  • 5 Signs It’s Time for a Hearing Aid Tune-Up

    Posted September 9, 2024, under Blog

    Extend the Life of Your Hearing Devices With Routine Care Hearing aids can connect us to what matters most, which is why it’s so important that they are well cared for and always operating at their best. Provide them the care they need, and you can extend the life of your technology, reduce wear and … Read More »

  • Excellent Hearing Care Can Lead to a Healthy Brain

    Posted September 9, 2024, under Blog

    A Healthy Brain: The Gift of Excellent Hearing Care Think of human health as a large spiderweb — a vast labyrinth of interconnected systems with profound implications for overall well-being. One connection has drawn increased attention in recent years: The link between hearing health and brain health. As we dive into the clinical realities of … Read More »

  • The Best Hearing Health Accessories for Children

    Posted September 5, 2024, under Blog

    Most people associate hearing loss only with seniors, and they consider it a natural part of getting older. The reality is that it affects people of all ages. According to the World Health Organization, an estimated 34 million children live with a disabling hearing loss, and approximately 60% of cases are linked to preventable causes. … Read More »

  • Does Caffeine Affect Hearing and Balance?

    Posted September 5, 2024, under Blog

    Q: Is caffeine harmful? A: This is one of the most loaded questions about everyday health. Many studies have been conducted on the effects of caffeine on the body. Some of these effects are positive and some are negative. Some studies suggest a correlation between moderate caffeine consumption and lower risks of some diseases, while … Read More »

  • Q&A: Does Tinnitus Go Away?

    Posted August 28, 2024, under Blog

    That Ringing or Buzzing Isn’t Always Permanent. Get the Facts Here. Q: I’ve been experiencing high-pitched sounds in my head for as long as I can remember. They’re infrequent but kind of disruptive — I might be in the middle of a conversation, and suddenly this sonic whine erupts in my ear before fading out … Read More »