Will Warmer Weather Impact My Hearing Aid Performance?

As spring and summer near, hearing aid users may wonder how increased temperatures and humidity may affect their devices. Nearly 28.8 million people could benefit from using hearing aids. Warmer weather can present some challenges for hearing aids, but with proper care, they can still function at their best. How Warm Weather Affects Hearing Aids…
Is Your Home Too Loud? Everyday Noises That Could Be Hurting Your Hearing
Harmful noise levels can exist anywhere, including inside your own home. Understanding how noise impacts your hearing and recognizing potentially harmful sounds in your environment is the first step toward preventing hearing loss and protecting your hearing health. How Hearing Loss Works Hearing loss occurs when the delicate hair cells in the inner ear responsible…
Four Signs It’s Time for an Audiology Appointment
Scheduling a doctor’s appointment isn’t usually something people look forward to, but regular check-ups are an essential part of staying healthy. Most people make it a priority to visit the dentist twice a year and have an annual eye exam, yet they often overlook audiology appointments. Just like dental and vision care, hearing health plays…
How To Create the Perfect Hearing Loss-Friendly Valentine’s Date
February 14th is Valentine’s Day, the perfect opportunity to show your partner how much you love and appreciate them. For the 15% of U.S. adults with hearing loss, however, many of those Valentine’s date ideas can feel out of reach. Let’s take a look at four ideas to help you plan the perfect hearing-loss-friendly Valentine’s…
What To Expect From Your First Hearing Aids
Approximately 28.8 million U.S. adults could benefit from hearing aids. If you’re about to get your first pair, it’s crucial to set realistic expectations for what they’ll feel and sound like. Let’s take a look at a few things to expect from your new devices. Choosing Your Hearing Aids The process starts with finding the…
Can Hearing Aids Help With Tinnitus?
Tinnitus, the presence of ringing or buzzing in your ears with no identifiable source, affects approximately 10% to 25% of adults. Tinnitus can either be temporary, lasting only a few minutes, or chronic, lasting three months or longer. While temporary tinnitus is often easy to shake off, chronic cases can significantly affect your daily life….
How Do I Tell My Child They Have Hearing Loss
Hearing loss in children can feel overwhelming for families, especially when it’s time to explain it to the child. The good news is that your support can make a world of difference. Let’s explore how to explain hearing loss to your child, provide meaningful emotional support and introduce hearing aids in a way that gives…
Boost Your Confidence: Navigating Social Situations With New Hearing Aids
Getting your first pair of hearing aids is an exciting milestone, but it can also feel like stepping into uncharted territory. Along with the excitement of hearing your favorite sounds again comes a bit of a learning curve. You’ll need to adapt to amplified noises, establish a cleaning routine and become comfortable with how the…
State-of-the-Art Hearing Aids Can Do What?!
Modern hearing aids may be shrinking in size, but the amount of highly sophisticated technology inside them is only increasing. Check out some of our favorite hearing aid advancements to enhance your hearing and quality of life. Enjoy crystal-clear sound effortlessly, thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning with digital signal processing (DSP). This…
How to Communicate your Hearing Needs This Holiday Season
While the holidays are full of magical, memory-making get-togethers, they can also include plenty of background noise, dim lighting and large groups, making communication challenging for people with hearing loss. Want to make it easier? Reach out to your support system (family, friends, whoever’s got your back) via email, letter or in person before the…