Hearing Aids
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Hearing Aids: Get the Scoop on What These Small but Powerful Devices Can Do
Some individuals might not realize how far technology has come to make communication easier than ever. We’ll provide you with some facts about hearing aids.
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How Hearing Aids Work
If you or someone you know has hearing aids you know how beneficial they can be; but have you ever wondered how they work? We give you all the details.
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Warm Ears Are Healthy Ears
Our ears are particularly vulnerable to the cold (especially if hearing aids are worn), so protective measures must be taken to enjoy the season safely.
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Self-Fitting Hearing Aids: Key Reasons to Consult a Hearing Care Professional Instead
Self-Fitting Hearing Aids are new to the market, but they still have a ways to go in matching the effectiveness of clinician-fitted hearing devices.
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6 Gift Ideas for Loved Ones With Hearing Loss
Tech to help with hearing loss. We’ve put together a list of 6 tech gadgets that will help someone with hearing loss gain fuller access to their world.
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Putting Off That Hearing Test? Here’s Another Reason to Hear Your Best!
A new study conducted by the University of Michigan indicates that seniors who use hearing aids may see a reduction in Medicare spending and ER visits.
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Humidity: Hearing Aid Kryptonite?
Humidity means moisture, which can effect your hearing aids. Find out the signs of moisture damage and steps you can take to prevent it from happening.
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Better Hearing & Speech Month: 7 Accessories to Turn Up Your Tech
In honor of Better Hearing & Speech Month in May and the theme, “Communication for All,” here are 7 hearing aid accessories to turn up your technology!
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Better Hearing & Speech Month: 6 Accessories to Turn Up Your Tech
In honor of Better Hearing & Speech Month in May and the theme, “Communication for All,” here are 6 hearing aid accessories to turn up your technology!
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Reverse-Slope Hearing Loss
People with reverse-slope hearing loss often don’t realize they have a hearing impairment because they don’t recognize they’re missing low-frequency sounds.