Hometown Hearing & Audiology

01/14/2026

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

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

01/02/2026

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.

12/24/2025

🎄✨ **Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from Hometown Hearing & Audiology!** ✨🎄
We’re so grateful for our wonderful patients and community this year. Wishing you a season filled with joy, warmth, and good cheer as we celebrate the holidays and ring in the New Year! 🎁🎉

🎅 **Holiday Hours Notice:** Our office will be **closed until January 5**. We look forward to welcoming you back in the New Year and continuing to care for your hearing in 2025! 👂💙

Happy Holidays! 🎄✨

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.

12/17/2025

Holiday parties are more enjoyable when everyone can stay part of the conversation without straining to hear. A few simple choices help guests hear clearly so they can relax and enjoy the celebration. https://bit.ly/44DsFC0

12/17/2025

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Misophonia is a condition where everyday sounds like chewing, tapping, or heavy breathing trigger strong irritation or anger. Researchers studying this phenomenon have found an interesting connection. People who are highly sensitive to these noises often perform better on tests measuring real-world creativity and complex problem-solving.

Scientists believe this may be linked to the way their brains process sensory information. Instead of filtering out background noise like most people do, misophonic individuals notice more details in their environment. This heightened sensitivity can be overwhelming in noisy situations, but it may also give them an advantage in tasks that require attention, pattern recognition, and creative thinking.

While being annoyed by chewing sounds might feel like a flaw, studies suggest it could be a sign of a more perceptive and analytically powerful mind.

12/11/2025

Get your hearing aids party ready! Make sure your devices are charged, cleaned and adjusted so you can enjoy every conversation this holiday season.

12/05/2025

When picking out holiday toys, consider how loud they are to protect little ears. Choosing quieter options helps kids enjoy their gifts without putting their hearing at risk. https://bit.ly/4rzxrKU

12/02/2025

Winter can challenge your hearing aids, so check they’re ready for the cold. Simple habits help them run smoothly outdoors.

by Lindsay B. Robinson, HIA Program Manager January 15, 2025   As we head toward the midpoint of winter, many of us will continue to bundle up for at least the next couple of months before we can shed those extr

11/28/2025

Hearing aids aren’t just about hearing better. They help you join conversations, catch the little sounds you’ve been missing and enjoy daily moments more fully.

Health benefits that go beyond helping you hear better