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Sound Advice From Audiologists: Why Regular Hearing Check-ups Are So Important
Our ability to hear is an often underappreciated aspect of our health, playing a crucial role in communication, safety, and overall quality of life. Yet, many people neglect their hearing health, often until a problem becomes significant. Just as we routinely visit...
How to Support a Child with Hearing Loss in School: A Comprehensive Guide
There’s no question that navigating the school environment can be challenging for a child with hearing loss. With the right guidance and support, however, it’s absolutely possible for them to succeed socially and academically. In this blog, we’ll help you gain a...
Exploring the Silent Connection Between Hearing Loss and Mental Health
Many people picture hearing impairments as standalone conditions, but did you know that hearing loss and mental health are connected? The picture becomes even more bleak when you consider the number of people living with hearing loss. According to the United Nations...
Audiology Services For Seniors: Improving Quality of Life
As we age, various aspects of our health require more attention, and hearing is no exception. For older individuals, maintaining good hearing health is essential for a high quality of life. Audiology services for seniors play a significant role in addressing...
How to Communicate Effectively With Loved Ones Who Have Hearing Loss
If you’ve ever tried to communicate effectively with someone who has hearing loss, you may have left the conversation feeling frustrated. Between their lack of understanding and you having to constantly repeat yourself, it probably wasn’t your idea of a good...
Understanding the Different Types of Hearing Loss
Age-related hearing loss is a common occurrence, but did you know there are other types of hearing loss that can affect people of all ages? Regardless of the severity, like mild, moderate or severe, all hearing loss falls into 1 of 4 categories. Let’s take a closer...
4 Steps to Protect Your Hearing and Prevent Hearing Loss
No one looks forward to growing old and needing to wear hearing aids, but that will be inevitable if you don’t protect your hearing NOW. In fact, if you’re regularly exposed to loud noise without the appropriate hearing protection, that day could come far more quickly...
ADHD or Hearing Loss: How to Tell the Difference
ADHD can be a common diagnosis for children, but undiagnosed hearing loss could be the reason for developmental delays. If you’ve noticed that your child has difficulty paying attention in the classroom, or that they can’t seem to focus on class assignments, it might...
Can You Help Your Brain by Treating Hearing Loss?
Ask anyone what the main reason for treating hearing loss is and the response is pretty predictable. Most people will answer with something along the lines of “the purpose of hearing loss treatment is to help you hear better. Finally being able to hear your spouse,...
Hearing Aids Prescribed by an Audiologist vs. OTC Hearing Aids: What’s the Difference?
In recent years, over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids have been getting a lot of attention. But, one question remains in the minds of many people: How are hearing aids prescribed by an audiologist different from OTC hearing aids you can get at your local pharmacy?...
Do Hearing Aids Affect Your Real Hearing?
One of the questions our audiologists sometimes get at our Mesa and Scottsdale hearing clinics is this: “Do hearing aids affect your REAL hearing?” It’s a valid question, and the answer may surprise you. But first, let’s talk a little bit about the purpose of hearing...
Could Anemia Cause Hearing Loss?
As medical professionals continue to investigate the connection between hearing loss and other health conditions, the link between anemia and hearing loss comes up again and again. While the topic has been studied for over 20 years, additional research is still needed...
What to Expect During a Newborn Hearing Screening
Did you know that infants undergo a newborn hearing screening before they even leave the hospital? That’s right … along with all the other tests and procedures that are done on babies, testing for hearing loss happens before you even get to bring them home. If you...
6 Helpful Tips For Living With Single-Sided Deafness
Single-sided deafness (SSD) is a condition marked by profound hearing loss in just one ear. When the loss is one-sided but more mild to moderate in nature, the condition is typically referred to as unilateral hearing loss. As you might expect, experiencing either of...
4 Hearing Aid Trends for 2023 and Beyond
As 2022 fades into our rear view mirror and we head deeper into 2023, it’s time to look at hearing aid trends that could affect you or a loved one if you have hearing loss. Today, we’re going to take you through 4 major trends we expect to see throughout this year and...















