Ear, Nose & Throat Associates

01/28/2026

Everyday sounds, like traffic or music, can affect your hearing over time. Taking breaks from loud environments and protecting your ears can help.

This page provides information about how to prevent noise-induced hearing loss.

01/22/2026

Thinking about hearing aids but not sure what they can really do? Here’s a realistic look at the benefits and what to expect.

01/22/2026

Keeping seasonal allergies and congestion in check can make your sinuses, nose and throat feel a whole lot better this winter. https://bit.ly/49hHDiB

01/20/2026

Myth: Hearing aids restore hearing to normal.
Fact: Hearing aids make sounds easier to hear and help with communication, but they cannot fully replace natural hearing. https://bit.ly/4pjMXrI

01/16/2026

Myth: Cold weather causes ear infections.
Fact: Infections are caused by viruses or bacteria, not the temperature. https://k-p.li/4jsQmDC

01/14/2026

A typical winter day can be louder than you realize. Are your ears protected?

01/09/2026

A new year is a great time to check in on your ENT health. Seasonal changes can make sinus pressure and congestion more noticeable, even if you feel healthy. https://bit.ly/4jkcC29

01/08/2026

Listening to sounds above safe levels for long periods can damage hearing over time. Keeping volume lower and giving your ears regular breaks helps reduce the risk. https://bit.ly/4srTZ0A

01/05/2026

Wondering why your sinuses and ears act up in winter? Check out these January triggers.

01/02/2026

We’re starting the new year by clearing up a common hearing myth. Many people think there’s nothing you can do about hearing loss, but that isn’t always true.

It's funny how travel costs money, but makes us richer. Keep your brain younger, maintain good hearing health.

12/29/2025

Take a moment to reflect on your hearing over the past year. Noticing changes now can help you take simple steps to keep your ears healthy in the year ahead.

12/23/2025

Winter colds can make your ears feel blocked or cause muffled hearing. Paying extra attention to ear care during the season helps them bounce back more quickly.

A stuffy nose, sore throat and headache are symptoms of a cold. A cold virus also can cause fluid buildup in the middle ear, affecting your hearing.