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It’s Audiology Awareness Month
October is Audiology Awareness Month. This month is dedicated to spreading awareness about the services audiologists provide as well as why you might consider hearing protection or treatment.
Debunking Common Concerns About Hearing Aids
While it is well known that hearing aids are an effective treatment for hearing loss, “Only one in five people who would benefit from a hearing aid actually uses one,” according to the Hearing Loss Association of America. There are a few common concerns that keep people from seeking help for their hearing loss.
How To Start A Conversation About Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is frustrating on all accounts. It can be annoying to have to consistently repeat yourself; and, it’s also frustrating to be the one asking for the repeat. As a friend or family member of someone suffering from hearing loss, you probably find yourself wanting to blurt out, “you need hearing aids!” But, because this is such a sensitive topic, it’s better to take the sensitive approach. Here are a few ways to start that conversation.
How to Talk to Your Doctor: Choosing the Right Hearing Aids
If you're reading this post, hopefully you've already familiarized yourself with how to talk to your doctor about hearing loss. This is Part 2 of our "How to Talk to Your Doctor" series and will focus on the conversations following the initial hearing screening, after it has been determined that your level of hearing loss requires support from hearing aid technologies.
6 Facts About Hearing Aids
We know you've heard of hearing aids (no pun intended). But, there are a few myths and misperceptions we'd like to address. We've narrowed down our list to six of the most common comments, questions, and concerns we receive in our office.
How Untreated Hearing Loss Affects Your Mental Health and Why It Matters
It is widely known that hearing loss affects your quality of life. We've blogged in the past about how hearing loss is connected with depression, social isolation, balance disorders, and fatigue. What isn't as well known is that untreated hearing loss affects the brain's ability to remember common everyday sounds.
Hearing Aid Care Tips You Need to Know
Your hearing aids are more than just devices—they’re your connection to the world of sound, helping you stay engaged with loved ones, conversations, and the sounds that matter most. Proper care and maintenance are essential to keep your hearing aids performing at their best. Well-maintained hearing aids last longer and ensure you’re hearing clearly and comfortably every day for years to come.
10 Things People with Hearing Loss Wish Others Knew
Living with hearing loss presents unique challenges often misunderstood by those who haven't experienced it firsthand. Despite the prevalence of hearing loss, many misconceptions persist, and well-intentioned actions can sometimes be unhelpful or even frustrating. At Hearing Health Associates, we believe that fostering understanding and empathy is crucial in supporting those with hearing impairments.
Helping You Hear Better Since 2000
We are celebrating over two decades of helping you hear better! Since 2000, Hearing Health Associates has enhanced lives through our dedication to improving hearing for thousands of patients. We're dedicated to providing top-notch care tailored to your unique needs. Discover personalized solutions and expert guidance for your hearing health journey.
Getting Used to New Hearing Aids
Congratulations on taking the first step towards better hearing health by getting new hearing aids! Adjusting to new hearing aids can be an exciting but also challenging journey. It's normal to feel a mix of emotions, including anticipation, excitement, and perhaps a bit of apprehension. Below is a guide with tips to help you get used to your new hearing aids with confidence and ease.