The average lifespan of a hearing aid is about six years, that’s if it is well maintained and cleaned on a regular basis. Given the expense of a hearing aid, whether covered by insurance or not, paying extra attention to your hearing aids can increase the device’s longevity and save you considerable money in the Read more..

The options are varied when selecting the correct hearing aid style for your needs. There are different factors to consider, including cost and fit, as well as the degree of hearing loss. It’s important to note that hearing aids cannot heal hearing loss completely. Instead, they facilitate the hearing process by amplifying the sounds your Read more..

Choosing the best hearing aid to match your hearing diagnosis and personal style can be challenging. This post makes it easier for you with this overview of how to get the right fit and design for your unique situation.  We’ll look at the different types of hearing aids, as well as the different styles, to Read more..

The connection between untreated hearing loss and cognitive decline disorders grows ever stronger in the medical community. A recent study by a research team at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health showed that when left untreated, senior adults with severe hearing loss were more likely to develop dementia, a cognitive decline disorder. This Read more..

In a world where new ideas are launched daily, healthcare has made a lot of progress, especially regarding hearing health. Thanks to ground-breaking changes in hearing aid technology, the future of hearing could be inspiring. As people learn more about hearing loss and technology improves, these advancements are changing the way hearing care is done Read more..