Hearing loss can seem daunting, with its ability to affect relationships, self‑confidence, physical health, and more. Taking charge of it, however, can go a long way toward keeping you feeling empowered and engaged. Start with these 10 helpful do’s and...
Hearing Loss Affects People of All Ages
When you think about eyeglasses, what do you think of? Most likely your own pair or those of loved ones. If you’re more fashion-minded, you might even think about that funky pair you saw recently on one of your favorite...
May Is Better Hearing Month: Spring Into It With Less Noise, More Joy
Ahhh, spring! As power tools whir, ball games bloom, and concerts sprout, are your ears protected from the louder sounds of the season? Some noises pack a bigger punch than your ears should take, so for Better Hearing Month this...
Happy Hearing For A Happy Holiday
This time of year is full of moments, memories, and celebrations that are best enjoyed through connection and communication. It’s our job, passion, and commitment to help you reconnect and rejoice with the sounds of your season. Whether you’re currently...
How Hearing Really Works
Turning Chaos Into Conversation: How Hearing Really Works New research brings us one step closer to understanding exactly how our brains pick up subtle parts of speech and arrange them into useful thoughts. How Sound Reaches Your Brain Sound enters...
Allergies and Hearing Loss
The Connection Between Allergies and Hearing Loss We’re here to help you. Sneezing and congestion may be the most obvious symptoms of seasonal allergies, but these annual annoyances can also cause lasting damage to your hearing. If you experience seasonal...
Allergies and Hearing Loss
There are more than 3 million cases of seasonal allergies in the U.S. every year. If you’re one of that 3 million, you’re probably familiar with allergy symptoms like itchy, watery eyes and a stuffy nose — and ears? Your...
Hearing Loss Has a Negative Impact on Our Mental and Social Health
Hearing loss isn’t often thought of as a condition that can harm our mental health, but research has shown that it can make an impact on our self-confidence and relationships with others — our social health, in other words —...