Hearing loss typically happens gradually. Because hearing loss doesn’t usually occur suddenly, you may not even notice it when it happens. The people close to you, like family and friends, may notice it first. Let’s review some of the signs you or those close to you...
Hearing loss can take a toll on your life in more ways than one. You may notice relationships suffering, feelings of isolation and depression, and anger and frustration. You may notice an impact on your career, too. Working effectively in the workplace requires you to...
May is Stroke Awareness Month. A stroke occurs when a blood vessel that brings blood to the brain becomes blocked by a clot or ruptures; this blocks the brain from receiving the oxygen and nutrients it needs and as a result, the cells can die. The longer an individual...
Are you worrying that your child may be struggling with hearing loss? If they are too young to understand or articulate what they are going through, it is important for you as a parent to understand the signs of hearing problems or delays. A hearing impairment, if not...
Are you worried about hearing loss later in life? While there isn’t much you can do to prevent natural, age-related hearing loss, there are some things you can do right now to protect your hearing and work on being a better listener. Protect Your Ears To keep your...
The lazy days of summer are coming to an end, so we know you’re probably trying to get in as many swimming days as possible. Whether you’re swimming in a pool or a lake, it’s important to take steps to protect your ears so that you don’t potentially damage your...
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