What Is the Connection Between Diabetes and Hearing Loss?
There are many different health conditions that may increase your risk of hearing loss. One of the more prevalent conditions is diabetes. Quick Facts on Diabetes Millions of Americans currently have diabetes, and millions more are considered prediabetic. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): Diabetes Increases Hearing Loss Risk Research has…
How to Protect Your Ears When Flying
If you’re one of the many who are planning a vacation this summer, it’s important to know how to keep your ears safe when traveling by plane. How Flying Can Affect Your Hearing Exposure to loud noises has the potential to damage your hearing. While you might assume this mainly applies to activities like working…
Why Wear Musician’s Earplugs
Hearing loss affects approximately 48 million Americans of all ages. While hearing loss is often irreversible, there are proactive steps you can take to help prevent it. If you’re a musician or a regular concertgoer, one of the most effective steps you can take is to protect your hearing with musician’s earplugs. Understanding Noise-Induced Hearing…
Four Things To Expect with Bluetooth® Hearing Aids
Technology has changed hearing aids in numerous ways, and Bluetooth is no exception. This form of technology allows for short-range wireless connectivity and data sharing between electronic devices. For hearing aids, this means that you can steam phone calls, listen to music and other media, and control audio with your device. Here are a few…
Why Clean and Check Appointments Are Important
While you can clean your hearing aids at home, ideally, you should take them to your audiologist twice a year. During these clean and check appointments, our team at will make sure everything is working properly so you don’t miss any of your favorite sounds. What Is a Clean and Check Appointment? You should schedule…
Embrace Confidence: Thriving in Social Settings With Your New Hearing Aids
Approximately 28.8 million U.S. adults could benefit from hearing aids. These tiny devices bring the clear communication and background awareness you miss with hearing loss. Despite all their benefits, it’s natural to feel apprehensive during the adjustment period. There’s a lot of new information to take in. You’re learning to navigate amplified sounds, adding a…
Tips for Holiday Travel With Hearing Aids
The holiday season is here, and that means festive decorations, family gatherings and exciting travel plans! As we gear up for Thanksgiving feasts and holiday getaways, it’s easy to get swept up in the holiday hustle. But if you’re a hearing aid wearer, a little extra preparation can make all the difference in staying connected…
What to Expect Your First Time Wearing Hearing Aids
For those experiencing hearing loss, hearing aids offer an opportunity to greatly enhance communication abilities and social connections, with nearly 28.8 million Americans standing to benefit from their use. If you’re new to wearing hearing aids, it’s normal to wonder what it will be like as you adjust to having them. Here’s what you can…
The Connection Between Loud Noises and Hypertension
Many people understand that exposure to loud noise can harm their hearing, but fewer recognize its potential to affect overall health, particularly when it comes to blood pressure. A recent study from 2023 has established a clear link between extended exposure to loud noise and the onset of hypertension, a serious condition that can lead…
What To Know About In-School Hearing Screenings
In-school hearing screenings are a helpful tool to catch pediatric hearing loss before it impacts your child’s academic performance or social development. Let’s take a closer look at school hearing screenings to help you understand the process. 1. Why Are In-School Screenings Done? One World Health Organization (WHO) study found that untreated hearing loss can…