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When it comes to shopping for hearing aids, there are many factors to consider. From prescription hearing aids to over the counter hearing aids, there are many options out there.

Bluetooth hearing aids are an excellent choice for people who want to stream sound directly from their mobile devices without the need for additional accessories.

Tinnitus is a common and often frustrating condition that affects millions of Americans. According to the American Tinnitus Association, more than 50 million people in the United States experience tinnitus to some degree, with as many as 20 million people experiencing it to a degree that affects their daily lives.

Most people don't think about their hearing health until they start to experience problems. However, taking care of your ears and maintaining good hearing health is important for overall health and well-being. Here are 9 ways that better hearing leads to better health.

In this post, we'll look at some of the latest hearing aid technologies and how they are helping people with hearing loss stay connected and engaged with the world around them.

We're big believers in the idea that prevention is more effective than cure. Preventing the problem in the first place is often more effective than trying to fix the situation after it has already happened.

We all try to protect our hearing aids as much as possible, but sometimes things go wrong. Maybe you got caught in the rain, forgot to take off your hearing aids before getting in the shower, or just lived in a humid place.

How often should you get your hearing checked? Here's what you need to know.

The retirement years bring a new phase of life, when there usually aren’t children in the home anymore. For many over 65, the hubbub of the holidays so familiar for many decades has become a quiet time of isolation and struggling with feelings of loneliness. One way to inject more joy in the holidays is to establish new holiday traditions to brighten life as it is now.

Hearing is an important function, a fact which becomes infinitely clearer as a result of hearing loss. Those who suffer from hearing loss are in all age groups and experience a wide range of difficulties. An excellent consideration in everyday circumstances is the determination to protect hearing and help to avoid hearing loss as well as all of the struggles that go along with it.

Communication problems and feelings of isolation during the holidays are common struggles for individuals with untreated hearing loss. The dilemma just naturally makes social gatherings potentially frustrating. There are ways to improve the situation and get in on the merriment, taking matters into your own hands but with little fanfare. 

Living with hearing loss can feel like an uphill battle. You’re tired of pretending to understand your child or grandchild over the phone. You’re tired of feeling out of the loop during meetings at work. You’re tired of avoiding restaurants and gatherings with your friends because it’s too difficult to participate in conversation. 

30% of families have someone at the holiday table who is wearing hearing aids. The person with hearing loss can make requests to be accommodated, as needed; but it’s best when the hosts make allowances to ensure that everyone enjoys a great holiday that’s free of hassle.

A New Year’s resolution is a tradition here in the Western Hemisphere, and it is generally considered a good thing. If you’ve been putting off getting hearing aids, making it your New Year’s resolution to restore one of your five senses is an excellent decision. The following are a few very good reasons to get needed help for hearing loss. 

Life gets a bit more complicated as a result of hearing loss, but it’s still possible to be involved in all the things you used to do. There’s really no need to give up any beneficial activity that brings you joy, and that includes traveling. Below are actions you can take to ensure a pleasant trip.