Patient Resources
Biden’s New Executive Orders Regarding Hearing Aids
In a recent executive order, Biden stated that “hearing aids are so expensive ($5,000+/pair) that only 14% of approximately 48 million Americans with hearing loss use them.” This statement is somewhat inaccurate, as the prevalence of hearing loss in the United States...
What are The Different Color Options on the ReSound ONE?
One of the most common questions we are asked when introducing patients to the ReSound ONE is, “what are the color options?” With the ReSound ONE offering an option of eight different colors based on your preference, there is a style to match your skin color, hair...
How To Install ReSound Hearing Aid Software
Our team at Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates is passionate about helping patients long after being fitted with their devices. This is why we do everything we can to provide helpful resources for our valued hearing aid users to ensure they make the most out of...
How Audiology & Hearing Aid Associates Is Prepared For Whatever Happens Next | Our Long-Term Promise To You
Achieving better hearing is a two-way street. It requires you to make the first step to get help and an experienced hearing healthcare provider to make your journey as smooth as possible. But, in order to do that, you have to know that the hearing healthcare provider...
The Health And Safety Precautions We’re Adopting In Our Clinic
With a seven-day running average of 17,498 doses of the vaccine a day, Oregon is well in line for the vaccination target. While we are heading in the right direction, this is by no means the end of coronavirus and it is essential that we remain vigilant. With the rise...
Why Should You Get Your Hearing Tested?
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,...
What are PSAPs (Amplification Devices)?
A PSAP, also known as personal sound amplification product, is an amplifier that is often marked as a “hearing aid” in the back of magazines, electronic stores, or online. This alone is very misleading, as it causes confusion over the definition of a hearing aid...
What Are the Different Styles and Types of Hearing Aids?
Here at Audiology and Hearing Aid Associates, we offer many types of hearing aids that can help you enjoy better hearing. We won’t recommend one brand over another, because we are not tied to any one manufacturer. Instead, we truly help you decide which hearing aid is...
Why We Have Decided to Not Re-Open Our Waiting Room
With vaccinations being rolled out, we feel optimistic for the future ahead, and we’re in the hope that it won’t be too long until normality returns. But just as our service and high-levels of care will never change, some things will. Since the pandemic began, we have...
Help! My Hearing Aids Are Wet
Let’s face it, we’ve all had our “oops” moments. Whether you’ve accidentally worn it in the shower, spilled a drink on it, or left it with the kids, accidents happen and you’re definitely not alone in that matter. Countless times, we receive calls from patients who...