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House of Hearing Audiology Clinic

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House of Hearing Audiology Clinic

House of Hearing Audiology Clinic in Boise and Meridian, Idaho, offers a full range of diagnostic and preventative hearing healthcare professional services.

House of Hearing Audiology Clinic has served the Boise and Meridian, Idaho areas for over 40 years. We offer a full range of diagnostic and preventative hearing healthcare professional services, including hearing aid screening, evaluations, hearing aids sales, and rehabilitative and preventative counseling. We are dedicated to keeping abreast of the latest improvements in technological advancements in the hearing industry and are committed to offering the most current options to our patients. Boise, ID. Office
5513 Glenwood St., Suite B
Boise, ID 83714
Call or text: 208-375-6600
Monday - Thursday: 8am–5pm

Meridian, ID. Office
2300 W. Everest Lane, Suite 150
Meridian, ID 83646
Call or text: 208-609-5067
Monday - Thursday: 8am–5pm

01/19/2026

Let’s be honest, hearing aids are tiny tech powerhouses that live in a warm, humid, waxy environment all day. So yes… they need regular cleaning!

👂 Even a little bit of earwax or moisture can block the microphone or speaker, making your hearing aids seem like they "aren’t working right."

Here’s what we recommend:
🔹 Daily: Wipe them down with a soft, dry cloth
🔹 Weekly: Check for wax buildup, clean filters or domes if needed
🔹 Every 3–6 months: Come see us for a professional clean and check
🔹 Once a year: Schedule a full hearing aid tune-up and hearing test

Studies show that 80% of hearing aid repairs are due to moisture or earwax, both preventable with regular maintenance! (Source: American Academy of Audiology)

Need help with cleaning supplies or unsure how to clean yours safely? We’re happy to show you!

01/18/2026

It’s a beautiful, but chilly, week here in Idaho!

For our neighbors who wear hearing aids, winter weather can bring unexpected challenges. ❄️ Did you know that sudden temperature changes and humidity can cause condensation inside your hearing aids, which may lead to malfunctions?

👉 A quick tip: Remove your devices at night and store them in a drying case or dehumidifier to keep moisture at bay.

We’re here to keep your ears healthy and your hearing clear all winter long! 🧤

Stay warm out there! What’s your favorite way to escape the cold in Idaho?

01/17/2026

Over time, untreated hearing loss can cause the brain to “reassign” the parts responsible for processing sound. Those areas may start handling other senses instead, like vision.

This shift is what researchers call the Sensory Deprivation Theory.

Basically, if the brain isn’t getting sound input, it finds other things to focus on, and that may impact overall brain function.

Studies using brain imaging show decreased activity in the auditory cortex in people with untreated hearing loss. (Source: Glick & Sharma, 2020)

Keeping those sound pathways active is just one more reason to treat hearing loss early.

01/16/2026

Precision matters! 🎯 So glad we achieved the clarity you were looking for. Thank you for the trust!

01/15/2026

Just because, well, I’m an audiologist 🤓 … Here are a few hearing-healthy goals you ✨might✨ consider for 2026:

🔊Get a baseline or updated hearing test (if it’s been a while)
🦻 Clean & refresh your current hearing aids for the best performance
📱 Explore new tech if your needs or lifestyle have changed

Not sure where to start? Message us, we would LOVE to help!

01/14/2026

According to new research from the American Academy of Otolaryngology, 1 in 8 adolescents shows signs of hearing damage by age 18.

As an audiologist, this statistic is alarming but unfortunately not surprising…

Noise exposure from earbuds, concerts, and even everyday environments is taking a toll on young ears. Early education and hearing protection are more important than ever.

Let’s protect your kids! When was the last time the kids in your family had a full hearing exam?

01/13/2026

👋 Meet Dr. Roger Theobald, one of our expert Audiologists!

Dr. Roger Theobald is in his 24th year of practice and is a nationally certified, Idaho state licensed doctor of audiology. He is fellow member of the American Academy of Audiology and the American Speech, Language and Hearing Associations.

🎓Dr. Theobald holds a bachelor’s degree in communicative disorders and a master’s degree in clinical/educational audiology from Utah State University. He completed his education as a doctor of audiology at A.T. Still University of Health Sciences in Mesa Arizona.

⛺Dr. Theobald has five children and resides in Kuna where he enjoys riding dirt bikes, camping, fishing, hunting, golfing, reading and taking care of his yard along with a newfound passion of pickle ball.

Say hi to Mr. Theobald the next time you’re in, you’ll quickly see why we’re so glad they’re part of our team!

01/10/2026

Here’s something many people don’t realize: hearing loss and cognitive decline may actually share a common cause.

Things like aging, oxidative stress, or changes in brain structure can affect both hearing and brain function at the same time.

This is known as the Co-Morbidity Theory, and it’s one of the reasons we look at the whole picture when we assess your hearing.

Brain scans show that adults with hearing loss experience faster rates of brain shrinkage, especially in areas tied to memory and speech processing. (Source: Peelle et al., 2011)

Say what? Yes, you heard that right…caring for your hearing is one step toward protecting your brain health, too.

01/09/2026

“Do I need a doctor’s referral to see you?”

Great question, and the honest answer is: it depends on your insurance plan. Some plans let you schedule directly, while others require a referral to make sure your visit is covered.

Instead of guessing, call us and we’ll check your benefits and let you know whether you need a referral before you book.

Our team does this every day and can help you take the next step with confidence!

01/08/2026

As an audiologist, this is incredible news! The FDA has just approved MED-EL cochlear implants for children as young as seven months old, a groundbreaking step in early hearing intervention.

The earlier we can support a child’s hearing, the better the outcomes for speech, language, and brain development! To learn more, check out MED-EL’s website!

01/07/2026

Ever feel totally wiped out after a long conversation, especially in a noisy place?

You’re not imagining it.

When your brain works harder to make up for hearing loss, it can use up energy meant for other tasks, like memory or focus.

This idea is called Cognitive Load Theory, and it helps explain why untreated hearing loss can affect more than just your ears.

Research from Johns Hopkins found that people with hearing loss are up to 5 times more likely to develop dementia if they don’t treat it. (Source: Lin et al., 2011)

Does listening feel exhausting? It might be time for a hearing check.

01/06/2026

One of the very first things I hear from patients with mild hearing loss isn’t usually, “I can’t hear anything.”

It’s this:
👉 “I feel like I’m missing the little things.”

Just last week, a patient shared a story that stuck with me. During a holiday family gathering, his one-year-old grandchild said “Papa!” for the VERY FIRST TIME.

Everyone heard it… except Papa. 💔

These aren’t loud moments.
But they’re big ones.

This is the reason most of our patients schedule their first hearing test.

If something feels “off,” or you’ve noticed those little misses starting to add up, we’re here, always ready to listen. 👂

Address

5513 Glenwood Street , Suite B
Boise, ID
83714

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Website

http://www.houseofhearingclinic.com/

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