How’s your hearing?

How’s your hearing?

Ask yourself the following questions to get a rough idea about your hearing status : Do I have a problem hearing on telephone? Do I have trouble hearing when there is noise in the background ? Is it hard for me to follow a conversation when two or more people talk at...

Do I really need two hearing aids?

Do I really need two hearing aids?

If you have hearing loss in both ears, the short answer is yes. We hear with both ears. This give us the best possible ability for environmental awareness and sound localization.

Hearing aids have Bluetooth capabilities?

Hearing aids have Bluetooth capabilities?

Most hearing aid manufacturers now have a product line that can connect to either an iPhone or Android smartphone. This means you can get your phone calls and media to play through your hearing aids. This option varies depending on the phone model and manufacturer....

What about batteries?

What about batteries?

- Hearing aid batteries typically last 5-7 days. If you have hearing aids that utilize Bluetooth streaming, then you may find that your batteries do not last as long when you are continuously streaming. - Hearing aid batteries are mercury free and able to be disposed...

What to expect when you see a licensed Audiologist?

What to expect when you see a licensed Audiologist?

a. Your appointment will begin with a case history to help the audiologist pinpoint problem areas and identify risk factors. b. Otoscopy and tympanometry will follow. This involves the audiologist looking in your ears to evaluate for wax, debris, or foreign objects,...