Hearing Blog

As we age, the more likely it is that we will develop hearing loss. In fact, age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) is one of the most common conditions affecting older and elderly adults. Approximately one in three people in the United States between the ages of 65 and 74 has hearing loss, and nearly half of those older than 75 have difficulty hearing. There are a number of reasons for losing hearing as you age. Just...

Everyone needs human interaction. A healthy social life is a corner stone of human health and sanity. As people age, it can be difficult to maintain relationships and keep up with a social life. Staying social for a senior is especially important for maintaining good physical health and warding off the health risks depression can bring. By incorporating social activities for seniors into your life, you can maintain healthy relationships and build new ones. Social...

The New Year is upon us again and not only a new year but also a new decade! With the start of 2020, we are another year older and wiser. You may have so many resolutions to jump start the year. While there are so many worth resolutions it’s important to remember that if your health isn’t top notch, any resolution that you may have will be that much harder to achieve. There is widespread...

You may have heard the saying “Two heads are better than one.” Well, so are two hearing aids. Bilateral hearing loss is the loss of hearing in both ears. In this case, two hearing aids are recommended. Hearing loss affects thousands of people around the world. For each person, it happened differently. It either came on gradually or was a sudden change that occurred overnight. Some may have listened to their headphones at too high...