We are so pleased to watch our patients leave our office with their brand-new devices and a new sense of love for the world. Our ability to hear is essential in maintaining relationships and avoiding the risks of cognitive decline and other mental health disorders....
If you’ve had your hearing aids for several years now, you may be wondering if it’s time to go for an upgrade. While hearing aids typically last for up to 7 years, most people will upgrade them at four years. That’s because hearing aids, like any...
When Bouts of Dizziness Persist Everyone gets dizzy from time to time. Whether it’s from standing up too quickly or following a bout of illness, most of the symptoms usually subside after a week or two. Except, when the dizziness lingers for an extended amount of...
As a musician, practicing your music in the studio is the easy part. Yet, when you play to a large crowd, it can be difficult to hear your voice and easy to become overpowered by the energy of the crowd. In-ear monitors are used by many musicians, allowing them to...
Ear wax (cerumen) is a waxy substance that helps provide the sensitive skin in the ear canal with a protective coating. Us audiologists love it as it provides so much protection for your ears, moisturizing the ear canal, and fighting off nasty infections. What Makes...
Today’s hearing aids are marvels of technology. With proper care, these high-quality devices usually perform well. That being said, should there can come a time when your hearing aids aren’t working correctly, you shouldn’t have to spend a fortune to...
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