When you purchase new hearing aids, they will come with several different warranties. Many patients don’t fully understand their hearing aid warranties. This blog post will explain… Read more “Hearing Aid Warranties”
Category: Hearing Aids
Insurance Coverage for Hearing Aids
One of the first questions many patients ask is “Will my insurance company pay for hearing aids?” This questions is very understandable because hearing aids are expensive.… Read more “Insurance Coverage for Hearing Aids”
How do I get my loved one to wear their hearing aids?
Sometimes people with hearing loss are resistant to wearing their hearing aids even after bringing them home. Spouses, children, and grandchildren often ask us for advice on… Read more “How do I get my loved one to wear their hearing aids?”
Oh no! My hearing aids got wet!
We all know the importance of keeping electronics dry. Most hearing aids are moisture-proof, but not totally waterproof. This means that light levels of moisture from sweating,… Read more “Oh no! My hearing aids got wet!”
Students with Hearing Loss
Now that school is back in session, lets talk about students with hearing loss! Whether classes have resumed in person or via Zoom, we have some tips… Read more “Students with Hearing Loss”
Product Spotlight: ReSound ONE
History of ReSound hearing technologies ReSound is part of The GN Group and has been in the hearing aid industry since 1943. They were the first to… Read more “Product Spotlight: ReSound ONE”
Top 5 Hearing Aid Myths
Unfortunately, the are some common hearing aid myths that many people have heard, and may believe. Keep reading to learn the reality behind these hearing aid myths!… Read more “Top 5 Hearing Aid Myths”
Telecoil
When you are shopping for hearing aids, sometimes you will see options that contain a telecoil, or T-coil. But what is a t-coil? Who would benefit most… Read more “Telecoil”
Your first hearing exam – what should you expect?
Have you noticed a change in your hearing? Have you identified some of the signs of hearing loss we shared in our previous blog post? If you… Read more “Your first hearing exam – what should you expect?”
Earwax
Earwax, also known as cerumen, protects your ear canals from foreign substances and provides lubrication. Most of the time, it moves naturally out of the ear canals on its own. In some cases, it can build up inside your ears. Keep reading to learn how to manage earwax blockages and other issues.