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12/17/2025

Holiday parties are more enjoyable when everyone can stay part of the conversation without straining to hear. A few simple choices help guests hear clearly so they can relax and enjoy the celebration. https://bit.ly/44DsFC0

12/11/2025

Get your hearing aids party ready! Make sure your devices are charged, cleaned and adjusted so you can enjoy every conversation this holiday season.

12/05/2025

When picking out holiday toys, consider how loud they are to protect little ears. Choosing quieter options helps kids enjoy their gifts without putting their hearing at risk. https://bit.ly/4rzxrKU

12/02/2025

Winter can challenge your hearing aids, so check they’re ready for the cold. Simple habits help them run smoothly outdoors.

by Lindsay B. Robinson, HIA Program Manager January 15, 2025   As we head toward the midpoint of winter, many of us will continue to bundle up for at least the next couple of months before we can shed those extr

11/28/2025

Hearing aids aren’t just about hearing better. They help you join conversations, catch the little sounds you’ve been missing and enjoy daily moments more fully.

Health benefits that go beyond helping you hear better

11/27/2025

Many Canadians don’t realize they have hearing loss. Spotting it early and creating a treatment plan can make daily life easier.

If you’re over 30, experts say you should start getting regular hearing tests.

11/25/2025

Your ears work hard every day, so it’s important to take care of them. Here are five simple habits to help keep your hearing sharp.

Use Ear Protection 🎧
When you’re in loud environments like concerts, construction sites, or even mowing the lawn, wear earplugs or noise-canceling headphones to protect your ears from damage.

Lower the Volume 🔊
Listening to music, podcasts, or TV at high volumes can harm your hearing over time. Keep your devices at a safe level, around 60 percent of maximum, and avoid prolonged exposure.

Take Breaks from Noise ⏸️
Give your ears a rest during noisy activities. Even short quiet breaks allow your ears to recover and prevent long-term damage.

Get Regular Checkups 🩺
Routine hearing tests help catch early signs of hearing loss before it becomes serious. Your Hearing Instrument Specialist can provide personalized tips to protect your ears.

Keep Ears Clean Safely 🧼
Avoid inserting cotton swabs deep into your ear canal. Gently clean only the outer ear and let your ears naturally manage earwax.

Protecting your hearing is easier than you think. Start with these everyday habits and keep your ears healthy for years to come.

You can also find a certified Hearing Instrument Specialist for ear care and hearing tests at helpmehear.ca/find-a-practitioner

11/24/2025

Tips to help you stay part of the conversation during holiday gatherings, even if hearing is a challenge. Learn simple ways to enjoy time with family and friends without missing a word.

11/19/2025

The holidays are near, and family gatherings are full of chatter. Making sure everyone, including those with hearing loss, can follow along keeps the season more enjoyable for all.

The new HLAA Hearing Loss Toolkit is your go-to resource for understanding and living well with hearing loss.

11/13/2025

Clear hearing supports your brain by keeping you engaged in conversations and everyday activities. Staying mentally active and protecting your hearing go hand in hand for overall cognitive health.

11/10/2025

Hearing loss can make chatting with friends or family more tiring, and it’s easy to start skipping social activities. Paying attention to your hearing helps you stay involved and enjoy those moments without extra effort.

A new study finds that providing hearing aids and personalized audiology support helps older adults maintain better social connections.

11/05/2025

This month, for National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, don’t overlook your hearing. Untreated hearing loss can affect brain health and increase the risk of cognitive decline.

Cochlear Center director Frank R. Lin explains why hearing loss has been linked to cognitive issues like dementia.