Hearing Tips

If you’re like most people you’ve been ignoring your hearing too long. This is how frequently you should check your hearing.

Most people associate hearing loss with aging…here’s why that’s a dangerous assumption.

For most people both ears rarely have the same exact degree of hearing loss. One ear is normally a little worse than the other, sparking many to ask the question: Can I just get one hearing aid in the ear that's worse. One hearing aid, in most situations, will not be...

How can you protect your hearing on a day-to-day basis? Here are a few easy tips to get started.

Sudden hearing loss takes place over a few hours or up to three days. Here’s why immediate treatment might be able to save your hearing.

Tinnitus affects nearly 50 million Americans, but there are ways to minimize symptoms. Here’s a list of 10 things you should avoid if you have tinnitus.

Skeptical that rechargeable hearing aids work as well as they claim to? Here’s the inside skinny on the two most common rechargeable batteries.

If your hearing aids aren’t working well anymore, you can try one of these quick fixes. Some problems will require more troubleshooting than others.

Ignoring hearing loss can negatively affect your entire well-being, impacting your cognitive skills, mental health, and even your heart health.

Mature adults live in fear of Alzheimer’s, but could we be confusing it with another condition? Learn how treating hearing loss can help with memory loss.