Affinity Hearing

07/11/2022

Your furry friends love hearing devices! Your cat thinks they are toys and your dog will chew them if given the chance. Just a friendly reminder your hearing devices should be in your case if they aren't on your face.

07/07/2022

Protect Your Ears From This Common Summer Complaint..

Protecting your ears from swimmer’s ear can generally be accomplished with a few simple steps.

06/06/2022

Technology has made listening to music now more accessible than ever. Unfortunately technology has also made listening to LOUD music easier than ever with louder headphones and stereo systems. Practice safe hearing for yourself and your family by remembering to TURN DOWN the volume.

06/03/2022

Caring for Mom? Watch for These Signs.

Caring for an elderly relative? This one health issue has been linked to cognitive decline, Alzheimers, and dementia.

05/31/2022

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05/26/2022

1 in 8 people in the United States (30 million) aged 12 years or older has hearing loss in both ears, based on standard hearing examinations.
Hear well, stay vital. Check your hearing wellness every year. (763) 744-1190

05/23/2022

I think everyone would have hearing aids if they did this!!

05/19/2022

Are There Treatments for Hyperacusis?

Treatments for hyperacusis often focus on masking or hiding the sound. Other therapies can help you retrain your ears so they perceive sounds differently.

05/16/2022

Did you know that hearing loss can INCREASE your risk of developing dementia? Research from John Hopkins shows that even mild hearing loss increases the risk of dementia by 200%!

05/12/2022

Tips for Getting Used to Your New Hearing Aid..

A new hearing aid can sometimes take some getting used to. These easy tips can help you make that transition quickly.

05/09/2022

Living with Tinnitus can cause stress and discomfort. The constant ringing or “whooshing” sound can affect social situations and daily activities. While there is no cure for Tinnitus, there are treatments that can help reduce the ringing many experience.

05/05/2022

People with hearing loss often separate themselves from family, friends and their community. They may feel depressed and isolated from the world around them. This is very concerning! Here are some things you can do to help a loved one avoid feelings of isolation and enjoy a high quality of life:

- Call often and if possible, visit often.
- Help them find a club or group they are interested in. This could be a book club, fitness or meditation class, or a religious group.
- Seek medical treatment for hearing loss and set regular hearing check-ups to ensure hearing aids are working properly.
- Encourage them to try new things, and if possible, try new things with them!