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Modern Hearing Aids: New Features and Styles
Approximately 15% of U.S. adults have hearing loss. If you’ve hesitated to explore your treatment options, now is the ideal time to discover how modern hearing aids can benefit your life. Modern hearing aids are…
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What Does an Educational Audiologist Do?
Audiologists are specialists in diagnosing and treating hearing and balance disorders. Within this field, educational audiologists focus on supporting students with hearing difficulties, ensuring they receive the necessary tools and accommodations to succeed in the…
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What to Know About Ototoxicity
Ototoxicity is a condition that occurs when certain medications or chemicals cause damage to the inner ear. This damage can lead to various symptoms impacting hearing and balance. While ototoxicity may not always be preventable,…
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How Are Hearing Loss, Stress and Anxiety Connected?
Hearing loss can reshape how you interact with others and feel about yourself. Struggling to follow conversations can be exhausting, often turning simple social interactions into sources of frustration and self-doubt. Over time, the fear…
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Hearing-Healthy Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas for Loved Ones
Valentine’s Day is a time to show your partner how much you love and care for them. If you and your partner have decided to exchange gifts this year, but you’re scratching your head trying…
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Embracing the Change: Tips for Seniors Transitioning to Hearing Aids
Hearing loss is a fact of life for many seniors, with nearly one-third of those aged 65 to 74 experiencing it. While hearing aids help you reconnect with loved ones, the transition can feel like…
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Gobble Up the Conversation: Tips for Enjoying Thanksgiving with Hearing Loss
Thanksgiving is a celebration of food, family and gratitude—a time for laughs, storytelling and, of course, a few slices of pecan and pumpkin pie. But for the more than 10% of people in the United…
