Explore Insights on Hearing Health

If you have your hearing aids paired up to your Android or iPhone, here are some troubleshooting tips if you are running into issues with dropped pairings or odd behaviours.

Adopting hearing aids early — when hearing loss begins to affect daily life — offers several powerful benefits. Delaying hearing aid use can also have unintended consequences — some of which are hard to reverse later.

One of the biggest questions around hearing aids is how to pay for them, which agencies provide assistance, and who qualifies for which assistance.  Let’s break it down!

“If the hearing aids are programmed for my hearing loss, why do I need to come for follow up appointments? They either work or they don’t.” 

Everyday we are learning more and more about hearing health, hearing loss, and cognitive decline. It may come as no surprise that our overall health is all connected and can be impacted both positively and negatively by what we do (or don’t do) in different areas.

Technology has significantly advanced in the field of hearing aids and continues to improve at a rapid rate.

As we age, it’s common for our hearing abilities to change.

We often prioritize our overall health, from annual physicals to regular dental cleanings, but one area that tends to be overlooked is our hearing. 

Understanding the difference between temporary and permanent hearing loss is crucial for managing your hearing health.

With so many options on the market today, finding the best hearing aids for you can seem overwhelming. 

Our world is full of sounds, from the gentle rustling of leaves to the blaring of sirens and blasting of music.