Choosing a hearing aid that will work well for you will depend largely on your specific needs. Your hearing aid needs will include a combination of factors, like your type and severity of hearing loss, your lifestyle, and what model of hearing aid you're most comfortable wearing and maintaining.
Could getting new hearing aids be as simple as buying a pair from Walmart.com? The answer is yes! You can order your hearing aids on Walmart.com and enjoy all the benefits of better hearing (with a low price)!
Whether you're an avid sports fan, a sit-com enthusiast, or a news junky, you don't want to miss out on what's happening on television. However, if you have hearing loss, there are plenty of ways for you to better hear your TV.
As we age we naturally lose some of our ability to hear sound. An additional obstacle is that many (as many as 10%-15%) people separately acquire tinnitus.
With many of us now wearing masks on a regular basis, you may be facing new challenges with your hearing loss and hearing aids. Here are 5 tips to help you with masks and hearing aids!
The features included in your hearing aid will depend on what model of digital hearing aid you choose to purchase. So how do you know which hearing aid model to choose and which features are most important for you?
Fantastic news for people with hearing loss! A new study shows that hearing aids may actually make you smarter! Researchers found that after only six months of wearing hearing aids, hearing loss-related brain changes were reversed, and the study participants’ brain performance actually IMPROVED!
A common question we receive is: Can I wear these hearing aids and my glasses at the same time? The answer is yes! You can wear our behind-the-ear hearing aids with your glasses!
If you've never purchased hearing aids before, choosing a hearing aid can seem overwhelming. There are so many options! Rechargeable or battery-operated? What features do you need and want? How do you find the hearing aid that is right for you at an affordable price?
In this video, our care specialist, David, answers the question Can Hearing Aids Help High-Frequency Hearing Loss?
