Did you know that more men than women suffer from hearing loss? The reasons are not biological but due to lifestyle factors.

Hearing loss affects more than just your life, it also alters your brain. If you think you might be losing your hearing, seek a diagnosis. 

The first step in the hearing aid fitting process is an initial consultation with an audiologist.

Hearing is an important part of everyday life, yet most people don’t realize when they are damaging their ears.

But did you know that allergies can also impact your hearing? 

Your audiologist is your go-to source for information regarding auditory health and hearing aids.

If you've recently been diagnosed with hearing loss, you might be considering hearing aids as an avenue of treatment.

Diabetes can in some cases lead to hearing loss. Learn how diabetes and hearing loss are related.

A hearing care professional can do a hearing test and plot your results on an audiogram.  Call 8078990955

These visits are easy, quick, and painless – and can completely change your life.

Hearing loss is complex and there is an overwhelming amount of information out there, and without the right information,

Today we’ll separate fact from fiction and explain the ways hearing loss might be restored

While hearing loss does not have a significant impact on your ability to drive, it's still helpful to be prepared and take extra precautions

Did you know hearing plays a valuable role in keeping your brain engaged and active? Keep reading to find out more!

Here’s a fact that might surprise you: You hear with your brain – not your ears.

Let’s get to know your hearing aid domes — what they’re used for, the different types, how they should fit, and how you can replace them

we know that there are a variety of factors that can contribute to making the first 30 days with hearing aids successful.

Getting hearing aids for the first time, requires a little bit of patience while your ears and brain adjust to the new sounds.

Take good care of your hearing aids, and they’ll take good care of you for years.

When you get into a good habit of wearing your hearing aids, you might start noticing things. New sounds. Cool sensations.