The House of Hearing

10/24/2025

Happy Feedback Friday! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

We’re so grateful for patients like Robert who take the time to share their experience. Your kind words mean the world to our team — thank you!

10/22/2025

Ever wonder why your ears ache in the cold? 🥶 As we head into colder weather here in Utah, it’s a great time to learn how chilly temps can affect your ears— and what you can do to protect them. 👂❄️ Check out this article to learn more!

“Cover your ears!” How cold weather affects hearing

10/18/2025

When your staff is dead serious about hearing health… 👻🦻😂

10/16/2025

Happy National Boss’s Day to the absolute best — Molly and Jake! 🎉💙🧡

Our team had so much fun putting together a surprise gift filled with all of our thank-you cards — complete with Molly’s favorite, movie theater popcorn 🍿 — to show just how much we appreciate them. 🥳

We’re so grateful for everything they do — in the office and behind the scenes — and for the leadership, kindness, selflessness and the way they make House of Hearing such an amazing place to work. ❤️

They mentioned that it was the “Best Surprise Ever!” ✨

10/14/2025

❌❌Giveaway Closed! ❌❌
The correct answer is B. Cochlea!

is our winner! We will contact you to get you your prize!

✨🧡 GIVEAWAY! 🧡✨

**This giveaway takes place on both Instagram and Facebook.

LIKE this post and COMMENT YOUR BEST GUESS for a chance to win a gift card! Winner will be randomly selected and announced on Friday, October 17th!

👉 What part of the ear is responsible for transforming sound vibrations into electrical signals that the brain interprets as sound?

A. Eustachian Tube
B. Cochlea
C. Ossicles
D. Semicircular Canals

10/11/2025

👂 October is National Audiology Awareness Month!
Take time to care for your ears and protect your hearing health 💚

Here are a few simple ways to do that:
• Schedule a yearly hearing consultation
• Keep the volume down on headphones and earbuds 🎧
• Use hearing protection around loud noise
• Avoid inserting cotton swabs or objects into your ears 🚫
• Give your ears “quiet breaks” throughout the day
• Seek help early if you notice any changes in your hearing

Your hearing connects you to the moments that matter most — take care of it! 💬✨

10/09/2025

Our Heber City provider, Sadie, had the wonderful opportunity to collaborate with the ENT team at Heber Valley Hospital during Intermountain Health’s Ladies Night Out — a community event celebrating women’s health and empowering women to prioritize their well-being. 💕

Together, they connected with attendees to share hearing health education, helpful resources, and support for women in every stage of life.

10/03/2025

GIVEAWAY WINNER : 🎉🎉🎉

We will get in touch to get you your gift card!

**This giveaway takes place on both Instagram and Facebook. The correct answer was C. 5!

09/30/2025

❌❌ GIVEAWAY CLOSED ❌❌
Winner announced on next post!
**This giveaway takes place on both Instagram and Facebook.

LIKE this post and COMMENT YOUR BEST GUESS for a chance to win a gift card! Winner will be randomly selected and announced on Friday, October 3rd!

👉 Approximately 28.8 million U.S. adults could benefit from hearing devices, but fewer than 1 in ___ of those use them.

A. 3
B. 4
C. 5
D. 6

09/26/2025

It's Feedback Friday! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Thank you for the positive feedback, Jordan!

09/23/2025

We’re calling today Tinnitus Tuesday 🎶🩺
Have you ever wondered if there’s a connection between ringing in your ears and high blood pressure? This article takes a closer look at why some experts think there may be a link. 🩵

Curious? Check out the article here ⬇️

Scientists have proposed several reasons why hypertension and tinnitus may co-occur, including changes in blood flow near the ear and inner ear tissue damage. Read more.

09/21/2025

Today is World Alzheimer’s Day – a reminder of the importance of brain health. But did you know that hearing plays a role? Here’s what the research tells us:

👂 The ears collect sound, but it’s the brain that makes sense of it.
🔊 When hearing loss is left untreated, the brain has to work harder — leading to listening fatigue.
🧩 Hearing loss is recognized as one of the most significant modifiable risk factors for dementia.
💡 Taking care of your hearing supports long-term brain health.

Let’s raise awareness for both ears and minds today by sharing their connection with others. 💜