SmartStep Hearing

12/01/2025

Did you know that you could give the gift of hearing to someone you love? 🎁 Many people can benefit from recycled hearing aids, which can be refitted and reprogrammed for a new user. Learn how you can help make hearing more accessible here:

It's the time of year for giving, and if you have an old pair of hearing aids, you might be able to make someone's life just a little better.

11/28/2025

Hobbies aren’t just pastimes they keep our minds sharp, bodies active, and spirits lifted. But untreated hearing loss can quietly make them harder and less enjoyable. Stay engaged in what you love by getting your hearing checked today.

Is untreated hearing loss causing you to lose interest in your hobbies? Examine the research so you can keep doing what you love.

11/28/2025

Thanksgiving is a great time to reflect on everything we’re thankful for. We wish you and your family great health and happiness during this holiday weekend.

11/27/2025

Children and teens should always keep the volume down on their headphones to promote healthy hearing!

According to the CDC, an estimated 12.5% of children and adolescents ages 6-19 have noise-induced hearing loss.

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving 🦃, give the gift of connection 💬. Hearing loss shouldn’t keep you from enjoying the laughter 😂, stories 📖, and conversations around the dinner table. Schedule a hearing test 👂 and make sure you don’t miss a single moment.

11/25/2025

Want to stream your favorite tunes straight to your ears? With many advanced hearing aids, it's possible!

Many can now enjoy Bluetooth® connectivity and personalized sound experiences like never before. Share this with someone else who loves music!

11/24/2025

The holidays are a time for connection—but background noise and crowded rooms can make conversations challenging for loved ones with hearing loss. 🎄✨

Tip: Choose seating with a clear view of everyone’s faces and avoid noisy areas. A little planning goes a long way toward meaningful conversation.

The holiday season is all about connecting with family and friends, but if you or a loved one has hearing loss, these gatherings can be challenging.

11/21/2025

Hearing loss often arrives quietly, without warning. Unlike a cut or a headache, your ears don’t send pain signals to alert you. That’s why routine hearing tests are essential—even if everything seems fine. Early detection can slow progression and protect your connections with loved ones.

How do you know if you're experiencing untreated hearing loss? Do your ears hurt? When is it time to get a hearing test?

11/20/2025

Diabetes can damage nerves, including those in the inner ear, which may lead to hearing loss over time. Consider the connection for Diabetes Awareness Month.

The CDC recommends getting your hearing checked each year as part of a routine diabetes management plan. Our experts can help keep you and your loved ones on the right track toward the best health possible!

11/19/2025

Recovering from an injury? 🦶 If your pain management includes opioids, it’s important to know these medications may have an unexpected side effect: hearing loss. Protect your ears and stay informed.

Can you get hearing loss from opioids even if you follow doctor's orders? Find out how to reduce your chances of op**te caused hearing loss.

11/17/2025

Love your spin class playlist? 🎶 It might be pushing your workout but it could also be quietly harming your hearing. Prolonged exposure to loud music can cause irreversible hearing loss. Protect your ears while you break a sweat.

It's hard to beat spinning when it comes to the health benefits, but there are little-known risks. Beware of this side effect to your hearing.

11/14/2025

Did you know frequent arguments could be affecting more than just your relationships? High blood pressure caused by stress and conflict can actually contribute to hearing loss over time. Protect your hearing by learning healthy ways to manage tension.

Do you believe arguing has a minimal impact on your health? Think again. Those arguments may be harming your hearing.