How to Keep Your Hearing Aids Safe from Pets
Your pets really are members of the family. Almost two-thirds of Americans own at least one pet. Thanks to your hearing aids, you’re able to hear their happy purrs, barks and paws tapping on the ground. But you also need to be careful about keeping your hearing aids away from your furry friends. Not only…
Tips to Extend the Lifespan of Your Hearing Aids
Last week, we discussed why your hearing aids might wear out and require an upgrade. But we know that hearing aids are a significant investment, and you want to extend their life as much as possible, so we’ve compiled a few expert tips to help improve the lifespan of your hearing aids. Clean Your Hearing…
Why Your First Pair of Hearing Aids Won’t Be Your Last (and That’s Okay)
Congratulations on your first new pair of hearing aids! Welcome to the journey to better hearing health and better overall quality of life. Your hearing aids are a significant investment, and a natural question to ask is how long your hearing aids will last. Will they last forever? The answer is no, probably not. While…
What To Do If Your Hearing Aids Get Wet
Hearing aids are important tools for improving your quality of life, so it’s understandable to feel concerned if they get wet. Follow these tips to care for wet hearing aids and protect them from future accidents. Immediate Steps to Take Turn Them Off If your hearing aids are still on, switch them off immediately. This…
What To Expect From Hearing Aid Follow-up Visits
Starting treatment with hearing aids is an exciting time full of clearer sounds and easier communication. If you just got your first pair of hearing aids, it might feel easy to assume your treatment journey is over, but that isn’t the case. Follow-up appointments are an essential part of maximizing your hearing aid benefits. Let’s…
How Can Remote Hearing Aid Adjustments Help You?
Approximately 20% of the global population lives with some degree of hearing loss. While hearing loss is common, each case is different. Some people may only miss a word or two every once in a while, whereas others find communication nearly impossible. Because hearing loss varies, your hearing treatment should be specific to your needs….