Improve Your Hearing Experience with Essential Accessories
Hearing aid accessories improve your devices’ overall functioning, convenience and safety. Whether you just got your first pair or you’re a seasoned hearing aid devotee, let’s take a look at a few accessories that can bring even more joy to your experience. Essential Hearing Aid Accessories To Consider A few essential hearing aid accessories designed…
Understanding Hearing Loss and the Importance of Speech Testing
More than 15% of adults in the United States experience some degree of hearing loss. If you often miss the sound of your phone ringing or struggle to understand the happy hour chatter at Crafted Kitchen and Taps, it might be time to consider a hearing test. Audiologists use a few tests to assess your…
Tips For Talking on the Phone with Hearing Loss
Phone calls can be challenging for people with hearing loss, and more than one in ten people in the U.S. report some form of hearing loss. However, with the right strategies and tools, phone conversations with hearing loss can be quite manageable. Here are some helpful tips for talking on the phone with hearing loss…
Dr. Mary Sue Harrison and Jill Bennett Are “Leading Women”
Dr. Mary Sue Harrison and Jill Bennett were featured in Living Magazine’s “Leading Women” edition. Dr. Harrison founded Today’s Hearing in 1986. Over the ensuing thirty-eight years, she has built the practice into the successful, locally and woman-owned, multi-location practice that serves so many in the West Houston area now, in 2024. Through it all,…
Identifying and Managing Temporary or Permanent Tinnitus
Tinnitus, characterized by a persistent ringing or buzzing in the ear without any external source, is a common issue affecting 15% to 20% of people. Although it is typically a symptom of other underlying conditions rather than a standalone condition, its impact on daily life can be profound and distressing. The Negative Effects of Tinnitus…
How To Deal with Common Hearing Aid Malfunctions
Hearing aids are remarkable tools that provide clarity and enable easier communication for people with hearing loss. However, like all technologies, they can sometimes encounter issues. By understanding common hearing aid malfunctions and the appropriate remedies, you can ensure that your hearing aids work to the best of their abilities. Let’s delve into the advantages…
How Does Sleep Affect Your Hearing?
Sleep is essential for good health and responsible for restoring many bodily functions, from cognitive processes to cardiovascular well-being. Recent research has revealed a correlation between sleep quality and hearing loss, providing yet another reason for the importance of obtaining enough rest. Here’s what to know from the studies. Sleep Duration and Hearing Loss A…
Celebrate Earth Day the Audiology Way
April 22 marks Earth Day, a day celebrated worldwide to honor our commitment to protecting the environment. Annually, on this day, people champion the cause of sustainability and engage in earth-friendly activities. If you’re a hearing aid user, this Earth Day presents a special chance to contribute to environmental conservation. Here are some environmentally conscious…
Alternative Alarm Systems for People With Hearing Loss
Hearing loss affects approximately 20% of the global population, posing unique challenges when it comes to safety, information delivery and awareness of one’s surroundings. From daily sounds like doorbells to critical alerts like fire alarms, people with hearing loss rely on alternative methods to stay informed and secure. Alerting You With Light Visual alarms provide…
What To Know About Hearing Loss Surgeries
Across the United States, 30 million individuals aged 12 and older experience some degree of hearing loss, a situation that can significantly diminish one’s quality of life if left unattended. The strategies to address hearing loss are diverse, with surgery being a necessary step for certain types of this condition. Surgical solutions can either aim…