Audio Recovery, Inc.

06/01/2026

🔊 Hearing aid feedback—those sudden whistling or squealing sounds—can be frustrating, but it’s often preventable. Understanding what causes feedback is the first step toward a clearer listening experience.

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Is your hearing aid squealing and whistling? You're not getting the best hearing experience. Here's how to stop hearing aid feedback and hear better.

05/29/2026

🔬 Science is reshaping what we know about hearing loss prevention. Research shows that both genetic and environmental factors—like noise exposure and health conditions—can impact hearing over time. Read the full article to explore how science is improving hearing care.

Scientists continue to learn new things, but is there more they can uncover about hearing loss?

05/28/2026

Personal audio devices are part of everyday life for teens and adults alike—but how we use them matters more than the devices themselves.

Our latest article, “Evaluating the Auditory Impact of Headphones and In-Ear Monitors,” explores an important question: can headphones or earbuds contribute to hearing loss? The answer is not about the technology—it’s about volume and duration of exposure.

Sustained listening at high volumes can gradually damage hearing over time, often without immediate warning signs. That’s why awareness is key when it comes to protecting long-term auditory health.

👉 Read the full article to learn more about safe listening habits and prevention tips.

Discover if your headphones are affecting your hearing. Learn about the 60/60 rule, volume safety limits, and warning signs of noise-induced hearing loss.

05/27/2026

🎧 Choosing the right headphones isn’t just about sound quality — it’s also about protecting your hearing health. Listening at high volumes for long periods can increase the risk of hearing damage over time.

Read the full article to learn how to make safer listening choices.

Concerned that headphones may cause hearing loss? Here's what to consider when buying and using your next set of headphones

05/25/2026

🇺🇸👂 Honoring Memorial Day

On Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Their courage and dedication allow us to live in freedom and peace.

As we reflect today, we extend our gratitude and respect to all who have served—and to the families who carry their legacy forward. 💙

Our office will be closed in observance of the holiday.

05/25/2026

🇺🇸 Memorial Day weekend often includes celebrations filled with music, crowds, and loud noises. Taking simple steps to protect your hearing can help prevent long-term damage. Read the article to learn more about hearing health and safety this holiday season.

05/22/2026

📱 Today’s hearing aids can do so much more than amplify sound. Many modern devices connect directly to smartphones, TVs, and other smart technology to improve convenience and everyday communication.

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It’s 2020 and hearing aid technology is at its peak! Are you missing out on these great features?

05/21/2026

🔧👂 Hearing aids are built to be durable, but like any advanced device, they may occasionally need attention to stay performing at their best. Over time, changes in hearing, everyday wear, or simple issues like battery life or earwax buildup can impact sound quality and clarity.

In some cases, hearing aids may also be affected by accidental drops or moisture exposure. When this happens, a professional evaluation can quickly determine whether a cleaning, adjustment, or repair is needed.

At Audio Recovery, we help restore your devices to optimal performance so you can continue hearing clearly and confidently.

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05/20/2026

🧠 Hearing involves much more than just your ears — your brain plays a major role in how sounds are processed and understood. New research is helping experts better understand the connection between hearing loss and cognitive function.

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New research into the connection between brain activity and human hearing may yield new hearing loss solutions.

05/19/2026

New research continues to highlight an important connection between hearing loss and cognitive decline, including dementia. Studies—such as those published in The Lancet—have identified hearing loss as one of the most significant modifiable risk factors for dementia.

When hearing becomes strained, the brain must work harder to interpret sound and speech. Over time, this added cognitive load may impact memory, language processing, and mental clarity. Because hearing loss often develops gradually, these changes can go unnoticed until they begin affecting daily life. 👂

The good news is that hearing care and early intervention may help reduce these risks. Protecting and treating hearing health is an important part of supporting long-term brain health.

Cognitive testing can help detect early warning signs of dementia. Ask us about Cognivue’s 5-minute test. Call now.