Hearing Loss

When we think of the benefits of exercise, we often think of improved cardiovascular health, weight management, and stress reduction. However, did you know that regular exercise may also contribute to better hearing health? In […]

If you’re a smoker or a heavy drinker, you may already be aware of the health risks associated with these habits. From lung cancer to liver disease, the negative impacts of smoking and drinking are

As we age, our bodies change and so does our hearing. Hearing aids are a great way to improve hearing and quality of life, but like all technology, they require updates to ensure optimal performance.

As we age, our bodies go through numerous changes, including changes to our hearing and vision. However, for some individuals, hearing loss may be a result of underlying health conditions, such as diabetes. In this

March 3rd is World Hearing Day and you can participate by scheduling an appointment for a hearing test! What causes hearing loss? Hearing loss can be caused by several factors that damage the auditory system

Did you know that diabetes can increase the risk of developing hearing loss? Studies show that people with diabetes can experience a much higher risk of experiencing impaired hearing. The CDC estimates that 37 million

We live in a noisy world full of traffic, construction, and the never-ending roar of progress. From jackhammers to emergency vehicle sirens, it seems that loud noises are difficult to escape, whether we live in

Hearing aids are essential devices for millions of people who live with hearing loss. These devices provide ample hearing support, enabling people to navigate daily life with greater safety and awareness. Hearing aids are long

Did you know that 10% of the world’s population has some degree of hearing loss. Over 700 million people globally live with some degree of impaired hearing. In the United States, 20% of people have

Have you found yourself struggling to hear in an active environment with background noise? A common way people with hearing loss cope with this experience is by pretending to hear. Rather than interrupting and asking