Expert Hearing

19/01/2026

Listening with an open heart and truly serving others begins with hearing their needs and stories. Today, we honor Dr. King and all the ways he listened, supported and encouraged us to make a better world for all.

16/01/2026

🔔 Just a reminder, we need your help to reclaim our 🥇 Best of Title with Connect Savannah Events. Nominations are open now (1/1 - 1/31), every nomination counts, and we need you 🫵 to help make it happen!

➡️ To nominate:
- Click this link 👉 https://www.connectsavannah.com/2026-best-of-savannah/...
- Scroll 👇 down toward the bottom until you reach Best Audiologist
- ✅ Click Nominate for Dr. Palmer or Dr. Timna
- 👉 Enter your email to submit your nomination!

Thanks so much in advance for helping us get to the top yet again!

12/01/2026

Here is yet another connection between your hearing health and your overall health. Research shows that heart disease can significantly raise your risk of hearing loss and tinnitus, primarily due to reduced blood flow to the inner ear, which can damage its delicate hair cells.

This year, prioritize your hearing health because it could affect your general health. Make an appointment with the Experts at Expert Hearing today. Expert Hearing offers Excellence, Experience and Affordability.

Let's start with a complimentary consulation. Give us a call at 912-777-8580

Read the full article from Healthy Hearing here => https://shorturl.at/J3S2k

09/01/2026

So very true! But everyone with tinnitus needs to have an evaluation first to rule out any medical problem! Something as simple as earwax to something as complicated as a benign cyst on your hearing nerve can cause tinnitus! 

If you have ringing in one or both ears, it’s imperative to get your hearing checked ! 👂👂

"Once you understand what’s happening inside your nervous system during these moments, you can begin to work with your body instead of fighting against it. And when your expectations match your physiology, your coping tools will not only seem more effective, but more reliable as well."

This column explains what’s happening in the nervous system during tinnitus related anxiety and how that knowledge can help manage your symptoms. https://ow.ly/3u1T50XTbuK

08/01/2026

🎉 It's that time again! Time for us to reclaim our 🥇 Best of Title with Connect Savannah Events. Nominations are open now (1/1 - 1/31), every nomination counts, and we need you 🫵 to help make it happen!

➡️ To nominate:
- Click this link 👉 https://www.connectsavannah.com/2026-best-of-savannah/ #/gallery/?group=532869
- Scroll 👇 down toward the bottom until you reach Best Audiologist
- ✅ Click Nominate for Dr. Palmer or Dr. Timna
- 👉 Enter your email to submit your nomination!

Thanks so much in advance for helping us get to the top yet again!

07/01/2026

How are you doing on those New Year’s resolutions so far? Health is number one on the list! If you’re hearing aids are fit well, you can wear them during all of your fun every day activities, including golf, tennis, pickle ball, bocce , working out, walking, running or any other fun activity you can think of!
If your hearing aids don’t seem to be staying in your ears, call us to Check them!
912-777-8085. We are HEAR!

If getting more exercise is one of your New Year’s resolutions, you don’t have to leave your hearing aids behind! Wearing them during physical activity can help you stay aware of your surroundings and communicate more easily, and a few simple care habits can go a long way in keeping them safe and in good shape.

👉 Check out our full article for everything you need to know about hearing aids and exercise. https://ow.ly/kHV550XSEli

05/01/2026

No better way to kickoff the new year 🎉with better hearing health! Did you know that untreated hearing loss can lead to earlier cognitive decline? Or that there’s a higher risk of falling with those who have hearing loss versus those that don’t? Come in for your baseline …holidays are over! now is the time! ⏰⏰👂👂912-777-8580

Your source for information on hearing health and today's hearing aid technology.

01/01/2026

🎉 Happy New Year from your favorite hearing experts at Expert Hearing! 🎉

As we ring in 2026, we’re turning up the volume on good health, great hearing, and zero tolerance for fireworks that sound like a muffled popcorn popper.

Cheers to a clearer, brighter, better-hearing 2026! 🥂👂

31/12/2025

 As we step into the New Year, we reflect with gratitude on the patients who entrusted us with their care during our first two and a half years. Your support has shaped our purpose and strengthened our commitment to personalized, thoughtful hearing and balance healthcare. Thank you for allowing us to serve you—we look forward to many healthy years ahead.🎉👂👂🥳

27/12/2025

Thank you WTOC 🙏 for having us this morning on Morning Break to highlight the correlation between untreated hearing loss and a higher risk of falls!
Falling is the number one reason for visits to the emergency room and hearing loss can contribute! 

People with hearing loss are considered 2 to 3 times more likely to suffer a fall.

24/12/2025

🎄Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays 🎁 from all of us at Expert Hearing, to all of you! Here's to a jolly and bright holiday season and hearing all the love and laughter as clear as a bell 🔔!

22/12/2025

With the holiday season in full swing, it's essential to consider how we can uplift one another. Research shows that 1 in 10 people with hearing loss experience depression. As holiday activities increase, it’s crucial to address this issue. The effort and exhaustion associated with hearing loss can lead to withdrawal from social events, family gatherings, religious services, and other activities. Individuals with hearing loss may feel isolated due to the difficulties in effective communication. Therefore, take the time to reach out to your loved ones. Better yet, encourage them to get their hearing evaluated by scheduling a complimentary consultation at Expert Hearing. 912-777-8580

Read more about the connection between hearing loss and depression here => https://www.audiology.org/consumers-and-patients/hearing-and-balance/depression-and-hearing-loss/