by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Sep 22, 2020 | Hearing Aids News
About 28 million individuals could benefit from wearing hearing aids. What this means is that 28 million people could here their environment clearer if they wore hearing aids. But there are also certain other, somewhat unexpected health advantages that you can start...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Sep 1, 2020 | Hearing Aids News
You know it’s time to replace your hearing aid if you’re walking around with one of those old-school ear trumpets. Making that call when you have conventional hearing aids is trickier, though, so how does one know? Your ten year old hearing aids still...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Aug 19, 2020 | Hearing Aids News
Are hearing aids actually worth the expense? People who have hearing loss are normally concerned with the price. You wouldn’t pick homelessness over paying for a new house. The actual value of hearing aids is about much more than the price tag. You really should...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Jul 28, 2020 | Hearing Aids News
Tanya is being fitted for a new pair of hearing aids by her hearing specialist. And she’s experiencing a little anxiety. Her anxiety isn’t really that bad. But she’s never had to use hearing aids before, and she’s a little stressed that she will feel...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Jul 14, 2020 | Hearing Aids News
Because it’s simple, soduku is one of the world’s most popular puzzle games. Some numbers, a pencil, and a few grids are all you need. For many people, a Sudoku puzzle book is a pleasant way to pass the hours. That it gives your brain a workout is an added...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Jun 30, 2020 | Hearing Aids News
Does it seem as if your hearing aid batteries lose their charge too fast? Here are some surprising reasons that could occur.What is the average length of time that your hearing aid batteries should stay charged? Between 3 to 7 days is normal. That’s a really wide...
