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Did you know untreated hearing loss may contribute to cognitive decline?

This June, for Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, we can help you take charge of your hearing health to keep your mind sharper over time. Schedule a hearing test today and learn how you can live your best life at any age!

Hearing loss in adults has a number of contributing factors, including age, genetics, noise exposure and chronic disease.

If you’re struggling to hear, our providers can help.

We want to wish all the dads out there and their families a happy Father’s Day!

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Bluetooth® Hearing Aids: Common Questions and Their Answers | Advanced Hearing | Blog Advanced Hearing | Approximately 28.8 million U.S. adults could benefit from the use of hearing aids. If you’re new to hearing aids, it’s normal to be curious about how you can maximize their features—including their Bluetooth capabilities. Bluetooth hearing aids use wireless technology to con...

Get the most out of your hearing aids this summer! Our hearing experts can help you get the most mileage out of your devices through a routine clean-and-check.

This would also be a great time to ask any questions about other advancements in hearing technology. Call us today!

Enjoying more time out in nature as the weather heats up? Remember to take out hearing aids before using sprays like sunscreen or bug repellent. These substances can damage your devices, so it's best to remove them before applying any sprays.

Let's keep our hearing aids clean and functioning well all summer long!

Keep cool this summer—especially for your hearing aids!

Remember to avoid leaving them in hot places like cars or direct sunlight. Extreme heat can damage the delicate electronics inside. Ensure that you keep your hearing aids safe and sound, even if the temperature soars!

We hope that you and your loved ones have a safe, reflective Memorial Day as we honor and remember the contributions of veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice for us all.

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How Hearing Aids Impact Music Listening | Advanced Hearing | Blog Advanced Hearing | Listening to your favorite jams can lift your mood, increase your productivity and add entertainment to your next lengthy road trip. Music is a constant presence in our lives, with one 2023 report by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry finding that people spe...

May is Older Americans Month! Let's cherish the elders in our lives and ensure they enjoy every moment with optimal hearing.
If you've observed any signs of hearing loss with your older family members or friends, encourage them to kick off the month with a simple hearing test. Contact us today to schedule their appointment!

Did you know that higher-pitched sounds can often be what we struggle to hear as we age?

That’s because age-related hearing loss may first lead to a loss of hearing higher frequency sounds over time. The good news is that prompt treatment with hearing aids can help account for any such loss.

May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to remind everyone of supports that are available.

Did you know there's a strong link between hearing loss and mental well-being? Remember that our audiologists are here to provide support and solutions you need for a fulfilling life. Let's prioritize both mental health and hearing health together!

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We hope you and your family have a terrific Mother’s Day! Thank you, moms, for everything you do to help improve all our lives!

Did you know that approximately 1 in 4 workers in the US have been exposed to hazardous noise on the job?

In honor of Occupational Health & Safety Week, practice safe listening habits; make hearing protection part of your workday routine!

Do you remember the last time that you had your hearing checked?

Stay up to date on your hearing in honor of National Speech-Language-Hearing Month! Getting an in-office hearing test is the best first step toward addressing any potential hearing loss.

It’s that time of year again! Not just spring, but National Speech-Language-Hearing Month.

Consider scheduling an appointment for a hearing test if you haven’t yet this year. Whether you’ve already been diagnosed with hearing loss or have noticed recent changes in your hearing, the benefits of seeking treatment earlier can pay off!

Communication is key! During your hearing check-in, be sure to share whether you have a more active lifestyle when considering new or upgraded hearing aids.

Some models have higher IP ratings, offering durability against dust, dirt and moisture. Our hearing experts can help you find the ideal fit for your personal needs!

Did you know that everyday sounds could lead to hearing loss over time?

With International Noise Awareness Day (April 24) around the corner, take a moment to safeguard your ears. Lower your earbud volume, consider earplugs, or consult an expert to identify potential risks.

Worried that some windier spring days might cause more interference with your hearing aids? Thankfully, newer devices use more advanced technology to account for shifts in your environment!

If your hearing aids are newer, you should be good to go. If you have questions or concerns, schedule an appointment with our hearing experts to review your options.

Sounds associated with spring include birds chirping, rain falling, bees buzzing and leaves rustling in the wind.

Unfortunately, many of these sounds are also the first affected by hearing loss. Hearing aids can help.

Did you know that hearing loss may also be an indicator of Parkinson’s Disease?

April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month. Consider including a hearing test in your list of routine check-ups to help you stay on top of your overall health. Proactively monitoring your hearing will ensure any changes can be caught and treated early.

Today, we’re proud to celebrate World Health Day!
Now is an excellent time to continue conversations and progress toward ensuring a healthier, happier future for all our friends, family and loved ones.

Curious about how certain noises can affect your hearing?

In honor of Global Public Health Week, remember to protect your hearing while doing yard work or keeping your earbud volume down while jogging.

For more tips, our experts are here to help during your next appointment!

Only about 20% of people who have hearing loss seek help. We know it can be difficult to take those first steps.

Let this spring be the season that hearing aids help your hearing blossom.

Today, for National Doctors’ Day, we want to say thanks to the doctors in our lives who work tirelessly to help improve our health and wellness through every check-up, check-in and visit.

Thank you for all that you do!

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Is There a Difference Between Pediatric and Adult Hearing Aids | Advanced Hearing | Blog Advanced Hearing | Approximately five in 1,000 children aged 3-17 have hearing loss. Hearing aids are the most common treatment path for adults and children, but your audiologist may recommend different hearing aids for your child than they would for an adult with hearing loss. There are two primary...

If you just got new hearing aids, there is a lot to learn: Putting in and removing devices, proper cleaning, charging and navigating your setting options.

Remember that we’re here to help! Our hearing experts can guide you through the basics if you have any additional questions. Call us today if you need to schedule an appointment.

Embrace the great outdoors with peace of mind! Don't forget—hearing aids can contribute to improved balance as well as treating hearing loss!

This spring, make your well-being a priority—ensure your hearing aids are in excellent condition. If you’re due for a hearing check-up, schedule your appointment with our experts today!

Loud noise isn’t necessarily the only occupational concern related to hearing loss.

According to the World Report on Hearing, work-related ototoxic chemicals, including those in the printing, painting and construction business, may result in hearing loss over time.