Hearing Health Blog

The concept that diet plays a vital role in strengthening bones and improving vision, and that eating healthy and getting regular exercise can keep you healthy, is a common understanding. But did you know that your lifestyle choices can also dramatically affect your hearing health? It’s true! Continue reading to find out how what you […]

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Is driving with the windows down harmful to your hearing? Does it save money on gas? Should you drive with your windows up or down? Here’s a new perspective on these questions. Envision this: It is a tranquil morning, with the clock showing 7:45 AM. With the freeway almost empty, you cruise along at a […]

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Hearing loss ranks as the second most prevalent impairment worldwide, affecting more than 466 million people globally. With such prevalence, it’s important to dedicate some awareness to managing the risks associated with its development. Numerous variables contribute to an individual’s vulnerability to hearing loss, some within their control and others not. Thus, knowing who is […]

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Once you’ve adjusted to life with your hearing aid, it becomes an important part of your day-to-day regimen. The thought of it breaking down can be daunting, not just because of the inconvenience but also due to the potential cost of repairs or replacements. Tips for caring for and optimizing your hearing aid performance Being […]

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Our well-being depends on the connections we have with others. Daily interactions like sharing a meal with loved ones, chatting with friends, or having a brief conversation with a cashier can bring joy and a feeling of connection. However, untreated hearing loss can interfere with these social exchanges, resulting in increased feelings of loneliness and […]

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Sometimes, the results of a decision are clearly visible. Driving with a flat tire, as an example, results in tire wear and potential costs for realignment or a new axle. Failing to provide a regular oil change schedule can result in expensive engine damage. Yet, some costs are subtler, with connections not instantly evident. But […]

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James is a music enthusiast who has mastered the art of integrating his favored tunes into his day-to-day life, effortlessly shifting from Spotify at his work-desk to Pandora during his runs, and carefully crafting playlists to perfectly enhance every activity, whether he’s working out, cooking a meal, or immersed in a gaming session. His headphones […]

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At first glimpse, hearing aids might seem comparable to eyeglasses in their purpose and functionality. Eyeglasses swiftly improve your eyesight, restoring clear vision. Hearing aids, on the other hand, help strengthen your ability to hear, but they don’t entirely restore hearing to the way it used to be. Acknowledging this crucial distinction is important as […]

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Hearing is one of the most important senses when it comes to the work of emergency responders. From EMTs to police officers and firefighters, these service providers rely on their ability to hear accurately in stressful, fast-paced conditions. Furthermore, their occupations frequently subject them to noisy and chaotic situations, with the obstacle of hearing loss […]

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At what point should you consider getting your hearing assessed? Here are some indications that reveal you should get your hearing evaluated. Recently, my children expressed displeasure with the loud volume of the TV. My answer …” What?!” It was intended to be humorous. But it also wasn’t. The volume of the TV has been […]

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