Foods that Can Boost Your Hearing
You already know that old age and noise exposure can lead to hearing problems, but did you know that your diet can, too? According to one 2020 study, “There were associations between both single nutrients and dietary patterns with tinnitus and hearing difficulties. Although the size of the associations was small, universal exposure for dietary…
What To Know About Bluetooth® Hearing Aids
If you’re considering hearing aids, you may wonder what features you should consider. Bluetooth technology allows your hearing devices to connect directly to your phone, computer or other technology. Our team at can tell you more about what to expect with Bluetooth so you can find the perfect pair of hearing aids. Connect To Other…
Strategies for Listening to Music with Hearing Loss
When living with hearing loss, activities you once cherished, like listening to your favorite music, can become less enjoyable. You may find it hard to distinguish between instruments or struggle to make out lyrics clearly. While hearing aids help many people overcome these challenges and enjoy music again, they aren’t always the complete solution for…
Make the Most of Video Conferencing with Hearing Aids
Remote work and video conferencing are more common than ever. If you wear hearing aids, here are a few tips to make sure you get the most out of virtual work meetings. Use Bluetooth® Approximately 28.8 million U.S adults could benefit from hearing aids. Many hearing aids can connect directly to your phone, computer or…
How Can Hearing Aids Enrich Thanksgiving Moments
November 28th is Thanksgiving—a day of eating delicious food, watching cozy movies, saying what you’re thankful for and spending time with your family and friends. If you’ve been living with untreated hearing loss, you may be worried that the sounds of holiday laughter and lively conversations will feel out of reach. But the good news…
Tips for Holiday Travel with Hearing Aids
Tis the season for holiday gatherings, which means many people are getting ready to travel to spend time with loved ones. Hearing loss patients can take the following steps to make sure they’re able to focus on special moments with family and friends instead of stressing over hearing technology. Stay Powered On Having your hearing…
How To Navigate Hearing Loss-Induced Anxiety
When you first receive a hearing loss diagnosis, the journey ahead can feel both uncertain and overwhelming. Hearing loss affects nearly 20% of the global population, yet each person’s experience is uniquely personal. As you process this new reality, you may find yourself experiencing waves of emotion, including fear or even happiness at the prospect…
The Power of a Support System in Hearing Health
Living with hearing loss can be hard at times, but having a strong support system makes it easier. Your support system may include family, found family, friends, neighbors, members of your church or religious community—it’s anyone you can count on to be there for you throughout your hearing loss journey! In honor of October’s Audiology…
Understanding Common Insurance Benefits for Hearing Devices
You have hearing health insurance, but do you know what it covers? October’s Audiology Awareness Month is the perfect time to contact your insurance company to find out for sure, but here are some basics on common insurance benefits. Commercial/Private Insurance If your plan does have a hearing health benefit (usually a set dollar amount…
Happiness From Hearing Devices
With October’s Audiology Awareness Month in full swing, it’s an excellent time to learn more about the positive impact of hearing solutions on people’s lives. One study conducted by the Better Hearing Institute (BHI) supplies overwhelming data about how much of a difference hearing devices can make. What the Study Found The study surveyed more…
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