Patient Resources
Warning: Ken Paxton Urges Texans ‘To Be Cautious’ When Buying Over-The-Counter Hearing Aids
When it comes to choosing hearing aid technology, you’d expect that most people would go the traditional route, which means visiting a hearing healthcare clinic. Except more people are turning to alternative methods, such as over-the-counter, which allows you to...
What’s Best – Starkey, ReSound, Oticon, Or Phonak? Choosing Which Hearing Aid Is Right For You
Choosing which hearing aid is right for you is a tough decision. If you’re the type of person that struggles to decide what to order at a restaurant, then you’ll probably find yourself running around in circles trying to make your decision. Don’t worry; you’re...
What’s The Difference Between All About Hearing and Livingston Audiology & Hearing Aid Center?
When it comes to choosing the right hearing care experts in Midland and the Permian Basin, you’re spoilt for choice. There are many different clinics, groups and ways to purchase hearing aids, which means that we often receive phone calls asking what is the difference...
What Is an Online Hearing Aid?
Online hearing aids are devices that can be purchased over the internet. Some sites allow you to take an online hearing test, whereas others require you to send in a copy of your hearing test. They have recently become popular because they are less expensive than...
What are the First Signs of Hearing Loss?
Hearing loss is way more common than people think. One in 8 Americans ages 12+ have a hearing loss in both ears. That’s 13% of the population. Keep going up in age and you’ll find that 50% of those ages 75+ have a disabling hearing loss. Thankfully, there are multiple...
How to Professionally Clean Your Hearing Aids in Midland, TX
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....
When to Upgrade Your Hearing Aids
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 other device, are...
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo
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...
In-Ear Monitors for Musicians
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...
What to Do When Ear Wax Becomes A Problem
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...