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Nova Hearing Services

We provide professional, conscientious and comprehensive audiology care to empower individuals.

07/23/2025

🔊 Headed to 3200 West End Avenue!
It’s going to be a great day at Nova Hearing — helping people hear better, live better, and connect with what matters most. 💙

07/21/2025

🎉 BIG NEWS! 🎉
Nova Hearing has been nominated for the first time for the Ruthies Awards — Best Hearing Aid Center 🙌💙

I’m beyond excited and truly honored. This is a huge moment for us… and I need YOUR help! 💥

✅ Vote for Nova Hearing
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💰 You could win $250 just for voting!

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Let’s bring this home, y’all — your vote means the world to me and helps more people discover the care and compassion we bring to hearing health.👂

Check it out now!

07/21/2025

🎉🎟️ TODAY is the LAST DAY! 🎟️🎉
https://www.hearnashville.org
Time is running out to grab your raffle ticket for a chance to WIN CLUB LEVEL TITANS SEASON TICKETS 🏈🔥 and support an incredible cause — Hear Nashville, helping bring hearing care to those in need.

This is our main fundraiser of the year, and we need your help to make it a success! Every ticket helps us give the gift of hearing to someone who can’t afford it.

👇 Tag your friends, grab your ticket, and let’s finish strong!
🎯 Don’t wait — ticket sales END TONIGHT!

07/16/2025

🌑 Imagine being lost in a cave for three days.
No light. No sound. Just darkness and silence.

A boy who went through this nearly lost his mind—his brain craved sensory input so badly it started to break down.

🧠 Our brains are wired for input from our senses. Without it, they struggle.

👉 That’s what happens with untreated hearing loss.
When we lose hearing, our brain loses critical sound input. It works harder to fill in the gaps, leading to:
✔️ Listening fatigue
✔️ Cognitive strain
✔️ Even phantom sounds (tinnitus)

But there’s good news: Hearing aids restore that vital input.
They keep your brain active and healthy by delivering the sound environment it needs.

✨ Don’t let your world go dark and silent. Treat your hearing loss and help your brain thrive.

07/04/2025

🇺🇸✨ Let Freedom Ring! ✨🇺🇸

At Nova Hearing, we believe in the power of every voice and the importance of truly listening—to each other, to history, and to the ideals that make our nation strong.

As a proud Daughter of the American Revolution, I hold dear the legacy of freedom fought for by generations past. That legacy is deeply personal: my father was an Italian immigrant who came to this country seeking a better life, and answered the call to serve in World War II to defend the very freedom he sought.

Today, and every day, we honor those who served, those who sacrificed, and those who continue to make America a place where liberty rings true.

Let us all hear freedom ring—loud and clear.

❤️🤍💙

07/02/2025

Fun clip ! Ever record your voicemail, play it back, and think, “Wait… is that really what I sound like?” 😳 You’re not alone!

Your voice always sounds different to you because you usually hear it from inside your head — through bone vibrations and air conduction. But on a recording? That’s how the world hears you!

It’s the same when you first get hearing aids. Your own voice might sound strange at first — louder, clearer, or just… different. But don’t worry, your brain adjusts quickly! At Nova Hearing, we help you through that process so hearing better becomes your new normal — weird voice and all. 😉

06/26/2025

🎉 BIG NEWS! 🎉

We believe everyone deserves the gift of hearing — but for many in our community, hearing aids are simply out of reach. That’s where Hear Nashville steps in — providing life-changing hearing devices to those who need them most, at no cost.

💙 Want to help change lives AND score an unforgettable experience? 💙

We’re raffling off TWO Titans Club Level Season Tickets — a $5,000 value! 🏈🔥
✔️ Incredible seats
✔️ Access to exclusive club amenities
✔️ Cheer on the Titans ALL SEASON LONG

🎟️ Tickets are only $100 each — 100% of proceeds go to helping individuals in need hear the world around them.

❤️ It’s a WIN-WIN: You give the gift of hearing, and you could win the ultimate Titans fan experience!

👉 Visit https://www.hearnashville.org to grab your raffle ticket today. Let’s rally together, Nashville!

06/18/2025

🎉 Big News! Nova Hearing has a brand new home in Smyrna, TN!
👂 If you’ve been thinking about getting your hearing checked, now’s the perfect time. Come see why more people are choosing Nova Hearing for expert care and personalized service.
📍 Located right of of Sam Ridley parkway 10541 Cedar Grove Road suite 120. Call 615-709-NOVA

06/05/2025

SAVE THE DATE!

06/03/2025

Zebra on the loose!

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Murfreesboro, TN
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Untreated Hearing Loss Linked to Depression, Social Isolation in Seniors

Untreated hearing loss has serious emotional and social consequences for older persons, according to a major new study by The National Council on the Aging (NCOA). The study was conducted by the Seniors Research Group, an alliance between NCOA and Market Strategies, Inc.

"This study debunks the myth that untreated hearing loss in older persons is a harmless condition," said James Firman, EdD, president and CEO of The National Council on the Aging. The survey of 2,300 hearing impaired adults age 50 and older found that those with untreated hearing loss were more likely to report depression, anxiety, and paranoia and were less likely to participate in organized social activities, compared to those who wear hearing aids.

Hearing loss is one of the most prevalent chronic conditions in the United States, affecting more than nine million Americans over the age of 65 and 10 million Americans age 45 to 64. But about three out of five older Americans with hearing loss and six out of seven middle-aged Americans with hearing loss do not use hearing aids.

Consequences of Untreated Hearing Loss

The survey found that significantly more of the seniors with untreated hearing loss (those who do not wear hearing aids) reported feelings of sadness or depression that lasted two or more weeks during the previous years. Among respondents with more severe hearing loss, 30 percent of non-users of hearing aids reported these sad feelings, com-pared to 22 percent of hearing aid users.

Another measure of emotional distress is the perception that "other people get angry at me for no reason," which psychologists often identify as an indicator of paranoia.

Older non-users were more likely to agree with the statement "people get angry with me usually for no reason" (14 percent of users vs. 23 percent of non-users). Among those with more severe hearing loss, the difference was even greater—14 percent for users vs. 36 percent for non-users.

Because social isolation is a serious problem for some older people, the study also examined social behavior and found that people who don't use hearing aids are considerably less likely to participate in social activities. Among respondents with more severe hearing loss, 42 percent of hearing aid users participate regularly in social activities com- pared to just 32 percent of non-users.

Carolyn Holmes, PhD, of the Seniors Research Group said, "This survey is groundbreaking not only in the large size of the sample but also in the inclusion of 2,090 close family members or friends of the hearing- impaired respondents who were asked a parallel set of questions."

Benefits of Treatment

Hearing aid users reported significant improvements in many areas of their lives, ranging from their relationships at home and sense of independence to their social life and their s*x life. In virtually every dimension measured, the families of hearing aid users also noted the improvements but were even more likely than the users to report improvements.

Improvement AreaImprovement Reported by Hearing Aid User (%)Improvement Reported by User's Family (%)Relations at home5666Feelings about self5060Life overall4862Relations with children, grandchildren4052Mental health3639Self-confidence3946Sense of safety3437Social life3441Relations at work2643Sex life8NA

Barriers to Hearing Aid Use

Why are there so many older people with hearing impairment who do not use hearing aids? More than two-thirds of the older, non-user respondents said "my hearing is not bad enough" or "I can get along without one." About one-half of the non-users cited the cost of hearing aids. And one-in-five offered the explanation that "it would make me feel old," or "I'm too embarrassed to wear one."

"It is very sad that millions of older people are letting denial or vanity get in the way of treatments that can significantly improve the quality of their lives," said Dr. Firman, who is hearing impaired himself. "Doctors and family members should insist that hearing impaired seniors seek appropriate treatment."

This study was supported by an unrestricted grant from the Hearing Industries Association. NCOA plans to make the survey data-set available in a few months to other researchers throughout the world. Text summarizing the study in greater detail is on NCOA's Web site at www.ncoa.org.

The National Council on the Aging is a private, non-profit research, education, and advocacy organization dedicated to promoting the well-being, dignity, and self-determination of older people. Founded in 1950, NCOA has helped to create the Meals on Wheels, Foster Grandparents, and many other innovative programs for seniors. Members include professionals and service providers in the field of aging, government agencies, consumer groups, faith congregations, businesses, and labor groups.

For more information, contact Michael Reinemer, 202-479-6975 or Jim Hood, 202-479-6976, both of NCOA or visit their web site: www.ncoa.org

Originally published in Audiology Today, Vol. 11:4, 1999.

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