Four Helpful Tips To Help You Manage Hearing Loss on Thanksgiving
About 13% of the U.S. population aged 12 and over has hearing loss. When you have hearing loss, chaotic environments with lots of competing noise can make listening challenging or even overwhelming. Luckily, there are a few ways you can accommodate your hearing loss for a smoother, more enjoyable experience. Wear Your Hearing Aids Unsurprisingly,…
Why Your Hearing Aids May Need an Update Instead of an Upgrade
If you’re sitting in an Arvada park listening to music through your Bluetooth® headphones and you realize you have to turn the volume up way louder than usual, you might worry that your devices aren’t working well anymore. While that fear is natural, it’s crucial to remember that your hearing aids may only require a…
Make Hearing Health a Priority This Audiology Awareness Month
It’s once again time for National Audiology Awareness Month. This October, take some time to learn a little about hearing loss, why it arises, how to prevent it and why regular testing is important. Signs of Hearing Loss A few common signs of hearing loss include: You might notice one or more of the above…
Can Audiobooks Help You Process Speech After Hearing Loss?
It can be hard to find time to read when your schedule is packed with things like work, school, household chores and time with friends and family. Swapping the occasional hardcover for an audiobook you can listen to on the go is one way to meet your reading goal and, if you’re among the 15%…
Correcting Four Common Misconceptions About Hearing Aids
Approximately 13% of people over the age of 12[1] have hearing loss. Despite its prevalence, many people avoid seeking treatment for hearing loss. Often, that hesitation comes from outdated ideas about what hearing aids look like, how they work and who can benefit from them. Let’s take a look at some common hearing aid myths…
Navigating Noisy Environments When You Have Hearing Loss
Noisy environments are a common part of everyday life, whether you’re at a crowded party or grabbing an after-work drink at Bender’s Bar & Grill. For many people, the noise is just part of the atmosphere. For those with hearing loss, however, it can make holding a conversation extremely difficult. Why Hearing Loss Makes Noisy…
How to Keep Your Hearing Aids Safe and Sound This Summer
Summer is a time for adventure, but it also presents a unique set of challenges for hearing aid users. Between high temperatures, water exposure and everyday summer essentials like sunscreen, your devices need a little extra attention to keep them clean and working properly. A little foresight can go a long way in ensuring your…
How Hearing Aids Help You During Work Meetings
Depending on your job and the day you’re having, a work meeting can either be a nice break or a bit of a slog. Regardless of where your next meeting fits on that scale, hearing aids can help make it easier to keep up. Two Practical Hearing Aid Benefits for Work Meetings Hearing aids collect,…
Tips for Traveling With Hearing Aids
An estimated 28.8 million U.S. adults could benefit from hearing aids.[1] The amplified sound these advanced devices provide can make every part of your life a little easier—including your vacation! Let’s look at a few tips you can use to care for and take advantage of your devices while traveling to your vacation destination. Packing…
How To Celebrate National Speech-Language-Hearing Month
Each May, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) celebrates National Speech-Language-Hearing Month. Let’s look at a couple of ways you can celebrate the month in style. Raise Awareness Hearing loss affects more than 10% of people in the United States. Despite how prevalent hearing loss is, most people don’t know they have it right away, but…