Colorado Springs Ear Associates

06/27/2025

Summer brings sunshine, vacations, and time outside, but also a few challenges for your hearing aids.

Before you travel, make sure your devices are in great shape and you’re storing them properly when not in use. Keeping them dry, cool, and clean will help them keep up with you all summer long! 🌊✈️🎧

06/05/2025

Whether it’s the splash of a backyard pool or the buzz of conversation at a BBQ, June is filled with sound- and we don’t want you to miss a thing. ☀️

At Colorado Springs Ear Associates, we offer personalized care to keep you connected to the sounds of the season. Call us or visit our website using the link below to schedule your hearing check today.

📞 (303) 555-8721
🖥️ https://www.springsear.com

At Colorado Springs Ear Associates, we offer comprehensive ear care services. Trust our experienced team for expert diagnosis and treatment.

05/05/2025

Mild hearing loss can quietly create bigger problems if left untreated.

It can worsen over time, increase mental strain, cause misunderstandings, and affect your overall well-being. The earlier you address it, the better your results will be — and the easier it will be to stay connected to the people and moments that matter.

Schedule a hearing test today and take the first step toward protecting your hearing and your quality of life.

04/29/2025

April showers bring... water in your ears? 🌧️

Extra moisture can sometimes cause ear discomfort, infections, or temporary hearing issues. From April showers to the start of pool season, spring marks the beginning of higher risk of water trapped in the ears.

If you’re feeling fullness, muffled hearing, or irritation after getting caught in the rain, it might be more than just a passing annoyance.

1. Dry your ears gently
2. Avoid inserting cotton swabs
3. If symptoms persist, call us to schedule an appointment!

Protect your hearing this spring — because better weather should come with better hearing, too. 🌷👂

📞 (719) 667-1327 🗓️ Schedule online today: https://www.springsear.com/schedule-now/

Get the ear care, treatment, and advice you need from our expert team. Schedule an appointment with Colorado Springs Ear Associates now.

04/25/2025

Quick Fact for International Noise Awareness Day: Prolonged exposure to sounds over 85 decibels (like lawnmowers or busy streets) can damage your hearing!

🎶 Here’s how to protect yourself:

Keep your device volume low - if others can hear your music, it's too loud!

Use noise-canceling headphones instead of cranking up the volume.

At concerts, sporting events, or work sites - earplugs are a must.

Need custom earplugs? We can help! Contact us today.

04/22/2025

🌍 Happy Earth Day from Colorado Springs Ear Associates!
Let’s take a moment to care for both our hearing and the planet.

Even the smallest choices add up. Here’s how hearing aid users can go greener today:

1. Opt for rechargeable devices to reduce waste.
2. Recycle batteries responsibly: don’t toss them in the trash.
3. Keep your hearing aids in top shape for longer life.

04/21/2025

⚠️ Hearing loss is more than just missing out on sounds- It could also mean missing early warning signs linked to cognitive decline.

The silver lining? Addressing hearing issues early might help protect cognitive health down the road.

Curious? Check out the article here: https://www.hearingtracker.com/news/new-study-supports-hearing-loss-as-a-major-factor-for-people-already-at-risk-of-dementi

New data underscores the important role of hearing in cognitive health and suggests that studies relying on self-reported hearing loss may miss important links between hearing loss and dementia.

04/15/2025

🎧 “Wait, what did you say?”

If you’ve heard that more often lately, it might be time to learn about the different degrees of hearing loss.

Not all hearing loss is equal. Some people struggle in loud environments, while others miss out on everyday sounds entirely. Knowing the difference between mild, moderate, severe, and profound hearing loss can help you take the right steps early.

Read more here: https://www.healthyhearing.com/report/41775-Degrees-of-hearing-loss

Hearing loss is categorized by severity, and can be mild, moderate, moderately severe, severe, and profound.

04/08/2025

April is here and the birds are talking! 🐦🎶

If you've stepped outside in the early morning lately, you’ve probably heard a chorus of chirps and songs. But did you know that birds use these sounds to communicate?

From attracting mates to warning of danger, bird songs and calls play a huge role in how our feathered friends interact with each other.

Curious how it all works? Check out this fascinating article on how birds use sound to connect and survive in the wild: https://www.lyricbirdfood.com/birding-hub/behavior/how-birds-use-songs-and-calls-to-communicate/

04/07/2025

Better hearing starts with smart prevention. 🎧

At Colorado Springs Ear Associates, we take a proactive approach to hearing health. If you spend time around loud sounds, custom-fit ear protection can help you avoid long-term damage and keep your hearing sharp for years to come.

Preserving your hearing is just as important as treating loss, and we’re here to help with both.

Visit the link below to explore our services.

Colorado Springs Ear Associates are experts in hearing protection services in Colorado Springs, CO. Contact us to discuss hearing protection.

04/03/2025

🧠🔊 Did you know untreated hearing loss can actually lead to increased fatigue and cognitive strain?

When your brain struggles to interpret unclear sound signals all day long, it can wear you out faster than you think. Read more here: https://www.starkey.com/blog/articles/2017/01/Tired-from-hearing-loss

Starkey is dedicated to delivering the best hearing experience possible with award-winning hearing aid technology and innovative hearing solutions for you.

03/28/2025

Fun Fact Friday 🔇What does total silence sound like?

In special rooms called anechoic chambers—designed to absorb all sound—people often report hearing their heartbeat, blood flow, and even the movement of their own joints. True silence can be a loud experience.