When you start wearing hearing aids, it can be hard to adjust to the way the world sounds. A common complaint is that the background noise is too loud and distracting. Let's take a moment to learn more.
When you start wearing hearing aids, you may be surprised by the way things sound. Many of the sounds you hear may seem to have a "tinny" quality. You may not like it. Let's take a moment to learn more.
As we get older, we all tend to lose some of our hearing ability. But this isn't like turning down a volume knob that makes everything more quiet. Instead, certain sounds tend to be affected more than others. And this has a real impact on our ability to understand speech. Let's take a moment to learn more.
If you wear hearing aids, you know how important it is to maintain them properly. You need to keep them clean. You may need to make small adjustments over time so they fit well and give you the best sound quality. And there's one other type of maintenance you should never ignore: firmware updates. Let's take a moment to learn more.
Battery life is often on the mind of anyone who wears hearing aids. The tiny batteries that run these devices can only hold so much power, and they're working hard all day long. Let's learn how to get the most out of them.
Your hearing aids are constantly exposed to things like earwax, sweat, dust and moisture. These sensitive devices have a lot of small spaces and tiny parts that get clogged up and covered with debris. This affects the sound quality. It can also irritate your skin and expose you to germs. So lets take a moment to learn about proper cleaning.
Your hearing aids' earpieces are fitted with filters called "wax guards." These disposable screens trap earwax so you can remove it easily. Let's take a moment to learn how to change a wax guard.
Your hearing aids need fresh batteries frequently. Replacing them isn't difficult, but you do need to know how to do it the right way. Let's take a moment to learn about the process.
Before you can receive a cochlear implant, we need to know if you can benefit from the device. To find out, we give you an evaluation. It's a series of tests that tell us if the implant is a good choice for you. Let's take a moment to learn more.
This is the most severe form of hearing impairment. It's when someone can't hear most or all sounds, even with hearing aids. This affects the way they sense the world. It makes it harder for them to communicate with others. Let's take a moment to learn more.
