Navigating the world with any degree of hearing loss is hard but doable with the right hearing solutions. Whether those solutions are hearing aids or specialized surgery, there are many options to help with different types of hearing loss. However, it used to be that as your degree of sensorineural hearing loss increases, even finding Read more..

Sometimes our hearing health care specialists will see a hearing aid user who is experiencing a ‘plugged up’ feeling. This feeling is called occlusion. Some people describe feeling occluded similar to talking in a barrel, hearing their own voices reverberate in a booming or hollow way. Those who experience occlusion without hearing aids can often Read more..

Taking care of your hearing needs and purchasing hearing aids with Medicare can be tricky without the right information. You may have even heard that Medicare never covers diagnostic hearing evaluations or hearing aids, but that’s not precisely accurate. You’ve probably asked the question, does Medicare cover hearing aids at all? That depends on your Read more..

There are many little features built into hearing aids that can make living with hearing loss easier, from the microprocessor that filters sound to the tiny telecoil that allows you to tune into loop systems. One feature, in particular, that affects the design of your hearing aids, the way they fit, and how things sound Read more..

As your hearing loss becomes apparent, you most likely want the best hearing aids to help you correct your hearing. However, for those who have never looked into hearing aids, it can be overwhelming to realize just how many hearing aids are available for consideration. After some searching, it becomes apparent that hearing aids are Read more..