Hearing Loss

The time has finally come where the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the selling of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids. They have been designed for individuals over the age of 18 who suffer from mild to moderate hearing loss. They are significantly lower

There are three types of teleservices you should know about, especially if you have hearing loss. These services are teleaudiology, telemedicine, and telehealth. This is where technology and health care come together to provide remote health care services from the tips of your fingers through

Hearing loss is an invisible disability that impacts the quality of life. Connections have been made between hearing loss and cognitive and balance impairments, depression and isolation, poor academic performance, and a list of other effects resulting from hearing loss. Limited access and affordability contributes

Roughly 37 million American adults experience some level of preventable hearing loss. There are numerous reasons why our hearing goes away naturally, but it’s common for people to experience different types of hearing loss that could have been avoidable. We’re going to discuss a few ways

Have you ever caught yourself saying “what” or “huh” when speaking with friends and family? Has anyone ever mentioned that the television or the music was too loud? Or maybe you or your loved ones have experienced frustrating miscommunications about instructions and plans.  There are

Hearing loss, particularly noise-induced hearing loss, is particularly prevalent in the military. How does this affect combat? Learn here.

What causes hearing loss in pilots? Jet engines are incredibly loud. When pilots are exposed to these regularly, it can cause hearing loss.

The healthcare industry has come a long way in terms of treatments for hearing loss. Learn the latest treatments and technology here.