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Home to Anne Marie Sinasac-Roy Doctor of Audiology - the first and only Doctor of Audiology in The City of Kawartha Lakes!
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Hearing aids, TV headphones, Amplified Phones, Your complete hearing & balance needs are looked after by 3 clinical audiologists!

10/21/2025

🗣️Our world is louder than ever, and it could be harming young people’s hearing. From blasting music to long hours on headphones, it all adds up.

Here are 3 easy ways to protect hearing:

✅Keep volume at safe levels
✅Use over the ear headphones
✅Wear earplugs at loud events

What’s your go-to tip for teaching kids to listen safely? Share it with us in the comment below!

10/20/2025

Warm drinks☕ Cozy sweaters🧣 Glowing pumpkins🎃

Fall is a season of change. Embrace it with clarity, confidence, and better hearing. Here’s to a strong week ahead!

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10/20/2025

🧠 The Hidden Connection Between Hearing Loss & Alzheimer’s

Did you know that your hearing health and your brain health are deeply connected?

Research shows that untreated hearing loss doesn’t just affect your ears — it can actually change how your brain works. People with hearing loss are more likely to experience cognitive decline, memory loss, and even Alzheimer’s disease.

Here’s why 👇

🔹 Hearing keeps your brain active.
When you can hear clearly, your brain constantly interprets sounds, words, and meaning. That’s mental exercise! But when hearing loss sets in, your brain gets less stimulation — and that “quiet” can lead to changes in memory and thinking.

🔹 Your brain works overtime.
When you strain to hear, your brain diverts energy from memory and comprehension just to decode sound. Over time, that mental overload can lead to cognitive fatigue and reduced brain function.

🔹 Isolation plays a role.
Hearing loss often leads people to withdraw from conversations and social situations — and loneliness is a known risk factor for dementia.

✨ The good news:
Studies show that treating hearing loss with hearing aids can help keep your brain sharp, your mind engaged, and your world connected.

👂 Protect your hearing. Protect your memory.
Book your hearing test today at Bobcaygeon Hearing Service — because keeping your brain healthy starts with your ears. 💙

10/19/2025

HEARING LOSS ADVICE FOR PEOPLE IN THEIR 30s AND 40s

If you can still hear but you can’t fully understand what someone is saying when they speak, it’s time for a wake-up call about your hearing — at any age. The cost of declining hearing isn’t fully understood until you can hear what you were missing all those years. Since most hearing loss happens gradually, we grow accustomed to our limited hearing as it declines, never knowing we’re missing more than we realize. A person in their 30s who chooses hearing aids may feel like they’ve been living underwater with muffled hearing. Clear hearing means understanding full words and sentences and finally knowing that the song says, “I want to hold your hand,” not “I want to hold your ham.”

Although hearing loss often goes undetected, it is one of the most common health problems in North America, with only high blood pressure and arthritis being more widespread. And when we realize how many causes there are for hearing impairment, including disease, today’s high-tech phones and music players, aging, noise pollution, heredity, trauma, and smoking, it’s no wonder the numbers are so high. If your hearing is not what it once was or what it should be, find out how good it could be at BOBCAYGEON HEARING SERVICE.

P.S. Good hearing starts with a hearing test. Adults should have their hearing tested at least every 5 years. Adults at risk of hearing loss should have their hearing tested yearly.

10/16/2025

WARNING SIGNS OF A RETRACTED EARDRUM

A retracted eardrum happens when an imbalance in air pressure makes the tympanic membrane (the eardrum) pull inward toward the middle of your ear. Specifically, it happens because of an imbalance in pressure inside and outside your ear. Rapid changes in air pressure can create a vacuum effect that causes the eardrum to retract. A retracted eardrum may be mild, temporary, and without symptoms. When it does present symptoms, it’s because the eardrum pulls back enough to press on the tiny bones in the middle ear. Symptoms may include ear pressure, earache, drainage, temporary hearing loss, and if left untreated, permanent hearing loss. An untreated retracted eardrum can also cause cholesteatoma, an abnormal growth behind the eardrum.

Our primary mission at BOBCAYGEON HEARING SERVICE is to help as many people as possible improve their hearing and thus their quality of life. We hope to help through education, advanced technology, and friendly, compassionate service. For a knowledgeable understanding of the body’s hearing mechanisms and a deep commitment to knowing what’s available today to help each individual’s hearing loss, we welcome you.

P.S. Eustachian tube dysfunction, a condition that causes a blockage in the tubes connecting your middle ear to your upper throat, is the most common cause of a retracted eardrum.

10/10/2025

🦃Pass the turkey & share the laughs!

Thanksgiving is all about taking a moment to slow down, soak it all in, and celebrate the people and moments you’re most thankful for.💛

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us, may it be filled with joy, gratitude, and plenty of smiles!

10/09/2025

🧠 The Link Between Hearing & Brain Health

Did you know your ears and your brain are deeply connected? Hearing isn’t just about your ears — it’s actually your brain that makes sense of sound. When hearing loss goes untreated, your brain has to work overtime just to fill in the gaps of conversation. This “extra effort” means less energy is left over for memory, focus, and problem-solving.

📉 What studies have found:

Untreated hearing loss is associated with an increased risk of cognitive decline and dementia.

Struggling to hear can lead to social withdrawal, which reduces mental stimulation — another key factor in brain health.

People who treat hearing loss with hearing aids show stronger long-term cognitive performance than those who don’t.

✨ The good news:
Wearing hearing aids doesn’t just improve your ability to hear — it helps keep your brain active, engaged, and connected to the world around you. By addressing hearing loss early, you can support better brain health for years to come.

➡️ A simple hearing test is the first step. Book your appointment with us today and take care of both your ears and your mind.

10/07/2025

Cooler days and colorful views bring new adventures, but also new challenges for your hearing aids.

Moisture from rain or sudden temperature drops can affect performance. Keep your devices safe with these simple tips:

✨ Store your hearing aids in a dry, protective case when not in use
✨ Wipe them down daily to remove moisture or dirt
✨ Use a dehumidifier or drying kit overnight
✨ Avoid leaving them in cold cars or damp jackets

10/07/2025

THE IMPORTANCE OF DIRECTIONAL MICROPHONES

Directional microphones in hearing aids increase the sounds you want to hear and decrease the sounds you don’t want to hear. They help filter sounds and improve hearing ability during conversations with one or more people in a noisy environment like a restaurant. Two or more directional microphones capture sounds from different directions and use algorithms to analyze and amplify the sound coming from one direction, usually in front of you, while decreasing the sounds coming from other directions. The more microphones a directional hearing aid contains, the better the sound control, as more sounds can be either amplified or removed. Good directionality is often the most important feature in a hearing aid for improving the quality of conversations.

There are more choices now than ever before for those purchasing hearing instruments. How do you decide which is the right kind for you? The best way is to place your trust in the hands of an audiologist with a reputation for skill, knowledge, compassion, and integrity. We believe you’ll find this at BOBCAYGEON HEARING SERVICE, where you can begin with a comprehensive hearing test to determine how we can best meet your needs. As an independently owned clinic, we take pride in offering a variety of brands of hearing instruments.

P.S. There are three types of directional microphones found in hearing aids: adaptive, fixed, and dynamic.

10/06/2025

🍂 Crisp air. Crunching leaves. A season to reconnect.

This fall, give your hearing health the attention it deserves, and get ready to enjoy the holidays ahead with confidence and clarity.

📞Call us today to schedule your appointment!

10/04/2025

Protect Your Hearing for the Long Run

Once your hearing is damaged, it can’t be restored — but the good news is you can protect it!

✅ Keep volume at safe levels (no more than 60% on headphones 🎧)
✅ Take listening breaks in noisy environments
✅ Wear protective earplugs at concerts or while using power tools

Your ears deserve care for a lifetime. Let’s keep the music of life sounding clear with Bobcaygeon Hearing Service.

10/01/2025

October 1st is International Music Day 🎶

A reminder that sound connects us, uplifts us, and sets the rhythm of life. Let’s step into this new month on a positive note.

💬Tell us in the comments: What are you currently listening to?

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