Hearing loss is a common condition, and there’s a good chance that you know at least one person with hearing loss. If you suspect that a loved one is experiencing hearing difficulties, it’s time to have an open and supportive conversation about their hearing loss. Here’s why it’s important to discuss hearing loss with your loved one, and how this …
How Hearing Loss Treatment Can Lessen Loneliness
Hearing loss is a prevalent condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Beyond the physical challenges it presents, it leads to emotional and psychological struggles, including loneliness. However, with proper treatment, hearing loss can be effectively managed, reducing feelings of isolation and improving overall well-being. Can it be treated? The answer is yes! Let’s look at the ways that treating …
Why You Should Talk About Hearing Health at Your Next Physical
Hearing loss is a condition that affects more than 30 million people in the United States. In fact, it’s estimated that one out of every eight Americans over the age of 12 demonstrates some degree of hearing loss in both ears. It’s one of the leading chronic health concerns in the country, and yet, people are twice as likely to …
The Life Changing Impact of Treating Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is one of the leading chronic health conditions in the United States. Roughly one in eight Americans over the age of twelve shows hearing loss in both ears during standard hearing tests. And a number of experts believe that the rate of hearing loss will increase, even among young people, as Millennials and Gen Z grow older. When …
Tired of Loud Restaurants? Time for a Hearing Test!
Think back to the last time you were in a restaurant. How was your experience there? Perhaps you were lucky enough to find a quiet place where the conversation was easy and you were comfortable in your surroundings. Although these restaurants are out there, many more provide a worst-case scenario for background noise. Not only do they play background music, …
How Treating Hearing Loss Supports Your Brain
The early signs of hearing loss are easy to miss. Hearing loss is often a gradual process. You might not notice subtle changes in your hearing, like having a slightly harder time hearing on the phone or turning up the volume on the TV. However, over time these changes become more noticeable, and they will start to impact your health. …
Treating Sudden Hearing Loss
Have you noticed any sudden changes in your hearing? Sudden hearing loss can be a sign of a health emergency, and you should take it seriously. This unexpected hearing loss may signal a health concern that may require immediate attention. Let’s talk about sudden hearing loss and what you can do about it. What is Sudden Hearing Loss? As you …
What is Single-Sided Hearing Loss
The symptoms of hearing loss in one ear can be life-altering. Unilateral hearing loss (UHL), is a common and distressing ailment that affects an estimated 60,000 people in the United States each year. Here are some basic facts regarding single-sided deafness and the most effective treatments for this distinctive form of hearing loss. The cause of unilateral hearing loss Unilateral …
Hearing Aid Compatible Assistive Listening Devices
The innovation of hearing aid technology in recent years has significantly enhanced user experience for those with hearing loss. There is such a wide range of features and options that allow hearing aids to easily integrate into your daily life and maximize your hearing in all environments you navigate. In addition to hearing aids, there are numerous types of assistive …
Why You Should Treat Bilateral Hearing Loss with Two Hearing Aids
If you have hearing loss, there’s very little chance it will be equal in each ear. People frequently notice that one ear hears better than the other and refer to it as their “good ear.” The results of a hearing test may reveal that this form of hearing loss is “unilateral.” Unilateral hearing loss can manifest as a diminished capacity …
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