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Hearing Aid Myths Debunked
It is estimated that as many as 35 million people have hearing loss. Yet only 8-10 million actually wear hearing aids. The discrepancy is due in
How Does Speech Enhancement Work in Hearing Aids?
With all the manufacturers, styles, and features available in today’s hearing aids it’s no surprise that people looking into these devices often feel overwhelmed and
The Real Difference Between “Waterproof” and “Water-Resistant” Hearing Aids
Hearing aids, like most electronic devices, are sensitive to moisture. Water, sweat, and other liquids can cause corrosion, circuit problems, and distortion in the sound
How to Pick the Right Hearing Aid for You
The first thing you need to understand about hearing aids is that they are not “one size fits all.” If you’ve spent any time researching
5 Ways Hearing Aid Benefits Matter to Your Hearing Health
If you’ve used hearing aid benefits to buy hearing aids, you already know how instrumental it was in helping you afford your first set of
How to Use Your FSA to Improve Your Hearing
For those of you with a flex spending account (FSA) through your employer’s health insurance program, it may be time to use those dollars to
3 Tips to Improve Communication for Those with Hearing Loss
At one point or another we have all asked “what?” or “huh?” too many times that we ignore the problem and just smile and nod
5 Ways to Train Your Ears to Hear Again
When you put on hearing aids for the first time, it can be a bit like looking through an old photo album. When you look
The 3 Be’s of Better Communication with Hearing Aids
Getting the most out of your hearing aids means managing your own and others’ expectations about what your hearing aids can and cannot do. Communication
