Why You Should Treat Your Hearing Loss with Hearing Aids This Year
Despite how common hearing loss is, only one in five people who could benefit from hearing aids actually wears them
Solutions for Common Hearing Aid Side Effects
Hearing aids are complex medical devices that enable you to hear well even in the most complex listening environments, like Lazy Dog Restaurant on Hillcrest Drive. According to a 2019 study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, “Although a large number of adults with hearing loss who use hearing aids experience…
Surprising Features of Hearing Aids
Even though hearing aids are the gold standard treatment for most cases of hearing loss, only about one in five people who could benefit from a hearing aid actually wears one, reports the Hearing Loss Association of America. This may be in part because many people think of the clunky devices their parents or grandparents…
Highlighting Hearing Loss for Audiology Awareness Month
October is Audiology Awareness Month. In honor of that, we’d like to discuss some key facts about hearing loss as well as what you can do to protect your hearing. Five Facts About Hearing Loss Hearing loss risk increases with age. The older you get, the more likely you are to experience hearing loss. According…
Essential Daily Habits for Those Who Wear Hearing Aids
If you are new to hearing aids, it can be helpful to find ways to get into a good daily routine so that you adjust quickly and get the most out of them. Wear Your Hearing Aid Consistently Though this may seem like an obvious tip, some hearing aid users only wear their device intermittently…
How To Make the Most of Virtual Meetings When You Have Hearing Loss
Working from home has become the new normal for many over the last two years, whether full-time or as part of a hybrid schedule. While many enjoy the benefits of working remotely, virtual meetings can pose some unique challenges to people with hearing loss. Making Virtual Meetings Easier if You Have Hearing Loss If you…
What Are the Signs of Age-related Hearing Loss?
Age-related hearing loss, known as presbycusis, is a very common condition. Research shows that one in three adults over the age of 65 has hearing loss. If you’ve been concerned about your hearing or are worried that a loved one is struggling, it can be helpful to learn about the early signs of age-related hearing…
Bob Larson Testimonial
My 83-year-old ears have seen — and heard — a good deal of the world…from factory noise, too much loud jazz to overseas, close-at-hand gun fire. So, hearing aids became part of my anatomy five years ago. I just regret I didn’t meet Dr. Ellen Baker earlier. I say that because the hearing aids I…
How To Travel with Hearing Loss
Many Californians are planning on traveling again this summer. If you’re one of them and also have hearing loss, learn what steps you can take to make traveling easier. Seven Ways to Make Traveling Easier with Hearing Loss Bring your equipment. Don’t forget to bring your hearing aids and pack plenty of batteries or your…
How to Help Your Child Keep Their Hearing Aids On
When your child first gets hearing aids, it may be a bit of a struggle to get them to wear their device consistently. Thankfully, there are several tips you can try to make the process easier on both of you! Start Slowly and Reward Often It’s OK to start slowly when your child first gets…