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Are Hearing Aids Covered by Insurance?
NIDCD reports that out of the 27 million people in the United States who would benefit from using a hearing aid, only 6 million actually own one. It is estimated that a large...
The Different Types of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is the third most common health problem in the U.S. (Masterson 2012). So, it’s always a good time to check in with yourself and assess your hearing. Early detection...
Reasons To Get Your Hearing Tested This Year
It’s likely that you’ve made some resolutions for the new year. Whether you’ve decided to seek more family time, increase your income, or start a new diet, the new year is a...
Tips For Handling Hearing Loss During The Holidays
For many, the holiday season is filled with friends, family and fun. But for the hearing impaired, this time can be overwhelming. However, it doesn’t have to be. With the right...
Signs It Is Time For New Hearing Aids
Most audiologists recommend replacing your hearing aids every three to five years, however it varies by patient and device. Fortunately, there are signs to help you know when it...
Hearing Aid Myths: Debunked
About 17% of U.S. adults suffer from hearing loss, yet only 20% of those people seek treatment such as hearing aids. Even though hearing aids are a popular solution for multiple...
Spotlight: Oticon S Rechargeable Hearing Aids
The latest Oticon S Hearing Aids brings a new twist to hearing aids that makes wearing them even more convenient; they now include a rechargeable option, moving away from...
Hearing Loss and Cancer Treatments
October is observed as Breast Cancer Awareness month to educate and raise awareness about the disease affecting 1 in 8 US women. Awareness and early detection are key to survival...
Unilateral Hearing Loss and Hearing Aids
When many people think of hearing loss they think of both ears. However, hearing loss can occur in only one ear. Hearing loss in one ear is known as Unilateral Hearing Loss (UHL)...
How to Choose a Hearing Aid
If you are experiencing hearing loss then it may be time to see an audiologist to determine if you need a hearing aid. The right audiologist will help you determine the severity...
