There are several reasons why you should have your hearing tested regularly, but the chief reason is that it can limit any long-term damage of not having a hearing loss treated. Regular hearing assessments should be as important as your yearly checkups at the dentist,...
In the US, a staggering 1 in 8 people suffer from hearing loss, meaning almost 13% of the population are limited in living their life to its full potential. It continues to shock us daily how many people are secluded from accessing amazing hearing care, unaware of how...
Hearing loss can be detrimental because it’s difficult to know what’s going on around you. Many in the deaf community are concerned about missing critical information, especially when they’re asleep. The good news is that there have been a number of...
Independence and quality of life are among the devastating consequences of untreated hearing loss, which also contributes to several negative mental and physical health conditions. The effect impaired hearing has on individuals can be limited or eliminated through...
If you or a loved one suspect age-related hearing loss, you’re not alone. Despite being one of the most common ailments to the over-50 population, hearing loss is also one of the most frequently missed diagnoses. In a recently published study in JAMA Network...
During Hearing Health Awareness Month, the team wants to provide you with insights about the amazing treatments available today. But, importantly, you can only access these if you seek help from one of our specialists. Many people don’t act when their symptoms arise –...
