Aaron's Hearing Care

04/17/2026

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(772) 562-5100 | When people think about hearing loss, they often focus on difficulty understanding conversations or turning up the TV. But hearing loss can have a much greater impact, especially on independence and personal safety. For many adults, untreated hearing loss can increase the risk of ac...

04/15/2026

Hearing tests can be an important step in helping to maintain overall health. Unfortunately, many people forget to take advantage of them.

In fact, only two in 10 (20%) of adults in the U.S. have had a hearing test in the past five years, according to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Don’t miss out on the benefits of this quick and effective screening—give our office a call today and schedule your spot!

04/13/2026

Hearing loss isn’t just a challenge for older adults: noise exposure matters at every age.

To protect your hearing, try practical limits with earbuds or headphones: keep listening sessions to 60 minutes or less at 60 dB and consider using a decibel meter app to track exposure. Wearing earplugs while doing yard work, vacuuming or at loud events such as concerts can also help.

04/08/2026

Continual hearing aid use has been proven to help health outcomes over time and improve lasting communication in relationships.

If you’ve stopped wearing your devices because they don’t feel helpful, don’t “tough it out.” Schedule a check-in so your hearing healthcare team can troubleshoot fit, comfort, and settings.

04/07/2026

Today, we’re proud to celebrate World Health Day!
Now is an excellent time to continue conversations and progress toward ensuring a healthier, happier future for all our friends, family and loved ones.

04/03/2026

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(772) 562-5100 | Your eardrum is a membrane that separates the outer ear from the middle ear, and it plays a critical role in hearing. If the membrane is torn or gets a hole in it, it’s known as a perforated eardrum. This can affect your hearing, so it’s important to understand what…

03/25/2026

Loud noise isn’t necessarily the only occupational concern related to hearing loss.

According to the World Report on Hearing, work-related ototoxic chemicals, including those in the printing, painting and construction business, may result in hearing loss over time.

03/23/2026

Even the seemingly smallest food choices can help support hearing health. Consider adding more omega 3 fatty acids (salmon, tuna), folate-rich greens and beans, vitamin B12 (lean meats, eggs), vitamins C (citrus, peppers) and E (almonds, sunflower oil) into your diet.

A heart‑healthy plate supports good inner‑ear blood flow, which is the foundation for clearer hearing.

03/20/2026

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(772) 562-5100 | Cruise vacations offer wonderful opportunities to travel and relax, the perfect blend of adventure and leisure. That said, cruise ships can be complex listening environments for people with hearing loss. If you have hearing loss and you’re planning a cruise in the near future, let...

03/18/2026

Teens can experience hearing loss as well, and today’s devices match their lives: discreet designs, Bluetooth® streaming and safe listening limits are just a few perks many devices can offer.

Watch for signs like frequent “what?” in noisy places or trouble during phone calls. A quick evaluation can make your teen’s school and activities easier. Our experts can also help choose durable options that handle their active lifestyles!

03/11/2026

Did you know older adults with a history of heart failure are 11% more likely to experience hearing loss, according to a study cited from the medical journal JAMA Otolaryngology?

Healthy blood flow is essential for the tiny hair cells in your ears, and cardiovascular issues can permanently damage them. Keep up on your hearing health and schedule your next hearing test today.

03/09/2026

Did you know that there is a connection between kidney disease and hearing loss?

It’s National Kidney Month. If you have been diagnosed with kidney disease, consider including a hearing test in your list of routine check-ups. Proactively monitoring your hearing will ensure any changes can be caught and treated early.