Apex Hearing Group

03/05/2026

Tune into 700 WLW iheart radio and listen to Apex Hearing Group discuss hearing loss and cognitive decline.

Did you know- adults with moderate hearing loss, who use hearing aids, are significantly less likely to develop dementia?

03/03/2026

Sound is powerful. It connects us, moves us, and tells our stories.

Today is World Hearing Day, March 3rd.

We’re spreading awareness about the importance of hearing care and accessible support for all.

Because everyone deserves to hear — and be heard. 💙👂

02/18/2026

The Sound of Connection: Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Hearing Loss | Read this & more on our blog!

We often treat hearing loss as an inevitable, “harmless” part of aging—like grey hair or needing stronger reading glasses. We joke about “selective hearing” at the dinner table and turn the TV up a few notches without a second thought. However, modern science is revealing a much more urgen...

02/13/2026

Are you saying “What?” more often lately? 🦻

If you’re:
• Asking others to repeat themselves
• Turning the TV up louder than everyone else
• Struggling to follow conversations in groups

It may be time for a hearing check.

The good news? Early treatment can make a BIG difference in staying connected to the people and moments you love.

Don’t wait — your hearing health matters.

📞 Call us today to schedule your hearing evaluation.

02/09/2026

Interesting pivot 😉

⛸️ Hearing loss takes to the ice with 23-year-old Georgian Olympics ice dancer Diana Davis and her partner/husband Gleb Smolkin. Diana's bilateral sensorineural hearing loss resulted from an incorrect dosage of antibiotics at age two. Her coordination was affected, and the resulting safety concerns when performing jumps led to a switch from single figure skating to ice dance in 2016. Read Diana's story:

https://ow.ly/Hcqg50Yajnc

NBC Olympics & Paralympics

02/06/2026

🍩 Donuts & Demos 👂

Join us Tuesday, 2/17/26 from 10am–12pm for a sweet morning treat and an exclusive look at the new Phonak hearing aid technology!
Enjoy fresh donuts, try out the latest innovations, and see how better hearing can fit your life.

📅 Spots are limited—patients must sign up to attend!
Call us or visit our website to reserve your spot today.

513-561-4327

02/04/2026

Don’t let myths about hearing loss hold you back 🚫👂

At Apex Hearing Group, we’re here to set the record straight and help you take control of your hearing health. Early action makes all the difference — your journey to better hearing starts here.

Call us to schedule an appointment! 513-561-4327 (HEAR)

01/30/2026

Noticing changes in your hearing but not sure where to start? 👂

You’re not alone — and you don’t have to figure it out by yourself.

Give Apex Hearing Group a call, and we’ll walk you through every step. We make hearing care simple, comfortable, and easy!

Call us at 513-561-4327 (HEAR)

01/28/2026

🧠👂 Did you know hearing loss is linked to dementia?

Untreated hearing loss doesn’t just affect how we hear — it can impact how our brains work. Research shows that hearing loss is one of the largest modifiable risk factors for cognitive decline and dementia.

When the brain has to work harder to hear, it has fewer resources for memory, focus, and thinking. Over time, social withdrawal and reduced brain stimulation can add to the risk.

The good news?

Addressing hearing loss early — through hearing checks, hearing aids, or support — may help protect brain health and keep us connected.
Your ears matter. Your brain does too.

Ready to get started? Call us at (513)-561-4327

01/15/2026

Hearing Aid Travel Guide | Read this & more on our blog!

Traveling is about soaking in new sights, tastes, and—most importantly—sounds. Whether it’s the roar of the ocean or a guided tour through a historic cathedral, you don’t want to miss a beat. For those who wear hearing aids, a little extra preparation ensures that your technology keeps up wi...

01/14/2026

🍩👂 Donuts & Demos Event

You’re invited! Join us Tuesday, January 20, 2026 | 10am–12pm to enjoy donuts while demoing the latest Phonak hearing aid technology.

This special event is open to patients by sign-up only.

📞 Contact our office to reserve your spot!

(513) 561-4327

01/10/2026

As part of our Activate Brain & Body Brain Health Foundation, we are hosting a free continued education workshop for social workers, nurses, and other professionals who work with folks 60 +.

The workshop is 2 hours. Here is what we are covering (flier also attached)

Clarify the problem many adults face with declining balance.
• Define what balance is and what dual-tasking means in practical terms.
• Review current research connecting brain engagement with motor control.
• Learn hands-on application and implementation strategies that can be used immediately with clients.

Bonus content will be provided by Apex Hearing Group, featuring Dr. Jennifer Katafiasz, Au.D., CCC-A, who will discuss the connection between hearing loss, balance, and dementia.

Workshop details:
• Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2026
• Time: 6:00–8:00 PM
• Location: Activate Brain & Body Fitness, 9301 Montgomery Rd

Cost: Free
• Capacity: Limited to 20 attendees

Continued education:
• 2 Nursing CE contact hours available.
• 2 Social Work hours approved by the Nevada Board of Examiners for Social Workers; Ohio honors approvals by other social work boards.
• The Ohio Nursing Board has stated they accept CEUs if approved by other Ohio boards; additional credentialing boards may offer post-approval credit (check with your board for details).

Please RSVP using this link - https://forms.gle/BnK1VibMUzABeGB7A