Hearing loss is a common condition that can develop gradually over time or occur suddenly, impacting an individual’s ability to perceive sounds and communicate effectively. One of the most frequently asked questions about hearing loss is, “How fast does it progress?” The answer to this question varies depending on several …
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, advancements in hearing technology are offering a promising glimpse into the future of hearing healthcare. As we look ahead, several trends and predictions are shaping the way we approach hearing wellness. In this blog, we’ll explore the exciting developments that are set to redefine …
As hearing professionals, our commitment is not only to address hearing impairments but also to educate individuals about the diverse risks their professions may pose to auditory health. Hearing loss is not solely a concern for those exposed to loud environments; rather, it is an issue that permeates various occupations. …
Hearing health is a precious gift that often goes unappreciated until it begins to fade. As hearing professionals, our mission is to empower individuals to protect and preserve this essential sense throughout their lives. While genetics and exposure to loud noises play significant roles in hearing loss, emerging research suggests …
Hearing is one of the essential senses we use every day to communicate with those around us. It connects us to the world, allowing us to enjoy the sound of music, the laughter of loved ones, and the simple pleasures of everyday life. However, as we age, our hearing abilities …
Hearing loss is a common condition, but it is often misunderstood. Many myths and misconceptions surround hearing loss, making it difficult for people to understand the condition and seek the treatment they need. In this blog post, we will dispel some of the most common myths about hearing loss and …
Every year, millions of people make New Year’s resolutions, hoping to positively change their lives. Some common resolutions include losing weight, quitting smoking, and improving relationships. However, one resolution often overlooked is taking care of your hearing health. Hearing loss is a common problem in the United States, with about …
Age-related hearing loss is common, but it is often untreated and ignored. It’s a bigger problem than you think – The NIDCH says that about 2% of adults aged 45 to 54 have hearing loss, which makes it hard for them to do their jobs. For adults ages 55 to …
Falls are the leading cause of death among elderly people in the United States. What’s more, even if a fall is less severe, falling even once almost doubles your risk of falling again. Recently, more fall prevention classes are being recommended to older folks, and yet, something as simple as …
Heading off to college is a big change for most of us! Living away from family for the first time, navigating new relationships with people from far-flung places, and exploring new academic ideas are all definitely exciting things, though it’s also common to be somewhat nervous. It’s a bit like …