Are you worrying that your child may be struggling with hearing loss? If they are too young to understand or articulate what they are going through, it is important for you as a parent to understand the signs of hearing problems or delays. A hearing impairment, if not addressed early on, can have a negative […]
When is the last time you visited your audiologist or had a hearing test? Do you regularly listen to headphones at full volume? Do you wear a hat to keep your ears warm in the winter? Do you wear protective earmuffs when exposed to loud noises? If you aren’t prioritizing your hearing health, it’s time […]
It’s cold out there! Your parents always told you to wear a hat in the winter to keep warm, but did you know that it wasn’t just to keep your little ears from freezing off? Sure, hats, earmuffs, and headbands keep your ears and head toasty warm, but keeping your ears protected in cold weather […]
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, experts are recommending that individuals above a certain age wear a mask in public and maintain strict social distancing guidelines. While it is important to do this in order to maintain the safety of the community, it can make communicating difficult, especially for the hearing-impaired community. Communication Difficulties […]
Are you worried about hearing loss later in life? While there isn’t much you can do to prevent natural, age-related hearing loss, there are some things you can do right now to protect your hearing and work on being a better listener. Protect Your Ears To keep your hearing intact, you need to be mindful […]
The lazy days of summer are coming to an end, so we know you’re probably trying to get in as many swimming days as possible. Whether you’re swimming in a pool or a lake, it’s important to take steps to protect your ears so that you don’t potentially damage your hearing. Swimmer’s Ear Have you […]
Hearing loss isn’t all the same. There are various levels of hearing loss, as well as different types of hearing loss. There are three main types of hearing loss: conductive, sensorineural, and mixed. They are broken down according to which part of your hearing is damaged. Conductive Hearing Loss Conductive hearing loss is typically the […]
We know how important your children are to you and how you want what’s best for them. We also understand that it can be tricky to keep track of all the check-ups, appointments, and vaccinations they need. Let’s talk about when they need to have their hearing checked and what you should be looking for […]
When is the last time you went in for a hearing test? Or to get your hearing aids looked at? National Save Your Hearing Day is observed every year on May 31. The day acts as a perfect reminder to make you and your family’s hearing a priority. Hearing is a vital part of our […]
Have you ever wondered about the difference between an audiologist and an ear, nose, and throat specialist (ENT)? The two are often confused with one another, but there are key differences. It is important to understand the differences so that you visit the correct specialist when you are having an issue that requires treatment. Audiologists […]
