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10/29/2025

Research shows that adults who begin using hearing aids before age 70 may reduce their risk of developing dementia by up to 61% compared to those who leave hearing loss untreated. Protecting your hearing today may also help preserve your brain health for years to come.

What if protecting your hearing could also help protect your memory? That’s the conclusion of research based on long-term data from the Framingham Heart

10/27/2025

Modern hearing aids are small, smart, and designed to help you live life fully — not to make you feel older. With today’s advanced technology, better hearing means greater confidence, connection, and control.

For many people, hearing loss comes on gradually — so gradually that it can be easy to dismiss. Even when conversations start to sound muffled or social

10/24/2025

Bluetooth hearing aids let you stream calls, music, and TV audio directly into your ears with crystal-clear sound. No more missing words or raising the volume just effortless, personalized hearing.
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The world runs on connection — to people, to information, and to sound. For those with hearing loss, keeping pace with that connected life can be

10/22/2025

Think hearing loss only affects seniors? Think again. Noise-induced hearing loss can start as early as age 12. Don’t let the stereotype of “too young to lose hearing” prevent you from getting tested.

Think hearing loss stereotypes are harmless? Find out the truth. These 3 can cause irreversible damage to your health and happiness.

10/20/2025

Getting a hearing aid is a big step toward better hearing but skipping your fitting and adjustment appointments can limit the benefits. Proper calibration ensures comfort and optimal sound. Learn more today!

You have made the fundamental decision to improve your life by getting hearing aids. Keep the good decisions coming with these three tips.

10/17/2025

Did you know everyday habits could be damaging your hearing? From diet to loud music, small choices can have a big impact. Learn which habits may be putting your hearing at risk.

Is your everyday routine causing your hearing loss? These 10 daily habits are more likely to cause hearing loss than a major event.

10/15/2025

Did you know ignoring hearing loss can affect more than just your ears? Untreated hearing loss can impact your work, relationships, and even your safety. Schedule a hearing test today to protect your quality of life.

Ignoring your hearing loss won't make it go away. Check out these 7 reasons you shouldn't gloss over your auditory health!

10/13/2025

Did you know most hearing loss is subtle at first? Regular hearing tests help you catch changes early before they impact your daily life. Find out why scheduling a test is so important.

Most hearing loss is subtle at first, and you may not even notice a change. In fact, it is usually friends and family who alert someone to their hearing

10/10/2025

🎧 October is Protect Your Hearing Month a reminder that hearing health matters at every age. Small steps, like lowering volume and wearing ear protection, can prevent long-term damage.

10/08/2025

Think your hearing isn’t that bad yet? Most hearing loss happens slowly, and you get used to it. A hearing test can reveal how much you may actually be missing. Don’t wait to find out.

We don't even know you, but we're confident we can guess why you haven't had your hearing checked yet.

10/06/2025

Hearing loss may not always be reversible, but you can take steps to protect the hearing you still have. Early detection and healthy lifestyle choices can slow its progression. Don’t wait to schedule a hearing check.

In some cases, you may be able to prevent your hearing loss from worsening. Learn about how you can regain control of your hearing.

10/03/2025

Did you know the shape of your outer ear called the auricle does more than just funnel sound? Researchers discovered that the grooves and curves of your ear help your brain determine whether sounds are coming from above or below. Discover how understanding this could impact future hearing loss treatments.

Could the shape of your ear contribute to hearing loss? A new study reveals why ear shape is so important.