Discover how hearing health impacts your brain, memory, and relationships and why early care helps you live more fully.
Learn how modern TV hearing aids improve clarity, reduce background noise, and make every game-day moment — from home to arena — more exciting.
The speech-in-noise (SIN) test reveals hidden hearing challenges, guiding more personalized hearing care and better hearing aid programming for real-world listening.
Oklahoma faces one of the nation’s highest hearing loss rates. Learn why quality, certified hearing care matters for long-term health and connection.
Learn about the importance of baseline hearing tests for adults over 50, how they protect cognitive health, and what to expect during the evaluation.
This article was written by Rich Harrell, Ph.D., a HearingLoss.com®-Certified provider at The Hearing Clinic in Salem and Blacksburg, Virginia. Hunting is more than a [...]
Think you don't need hearing aids? Discover the truth about candidacy, common myths, and why even mild hearing loss deserves early treatment.
Hearing loss often starts subtly: turning up the TV, missing words, or feeling drained after conversations. Discover symptoms you shouldn’t ignore and why early care [...]
Fall is ideal for a hearing check. Learn why autumn is perfect for accurate tests, holiday readiness, and use of year-end benefits for greater health [...]
Ototoxicity monitoring detects early hearing changes from treatments like chemotherapy. With baseline tests and follow-ups, audiologists help protect hearing, balance, and brain health during medical [...]
Learn how to read an audiogram, what the numbers and symbols mean, and how they reveal your hearing loss. This quick guide helps you understand [...]
Learn how HIT Box and REM testing ensure accurate, personalized hearing aid fittings and why they set the gold standard for clarity, comfort, and lasting [...]
Everyone travels the same path when facing hearing loss: awareness, acceptance, exploring treatment, taking action, and follow up. In this guide, Peter Lee, BC HIS, [...]
