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4 Steps to Treat Profound Hearing Loss
Your degree of hearing loss can range from mild to profound. For those with profound hearing loss, seeking help from an experienced audiologist is crucial. Below are the four steps of treatment. Hearing Evaluation In…
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Keeping Hearing Aids Safe from Pets
If you’re a hearing aid wearer with pets, it’s imperative that you keep your devices away from your furry friends. Not only can your pets easily damage the delicate electronics within your hearing aids, the…
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Wearing Hearing Aids Can Make You Safer
Of the 48 million Americans with hearing loss, only one in five actually seeks treatment for the condition. Untreated hearing loss affects more than just your hearing; it can have a devastating effect on your…
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Can babies wear hearing aids?
Left untreated, hearing loss can lead to delays in a child’s speech, language and social skills. This is why newborn hearing screenings are the standard for hospitals across the U.S. The sooner a hearing loss…
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What to Expect from Your First Hearing Aid
This year, over-the-counter hearing aids will become available for the first time ever. While many are excited about the cost savings of these devices, audiologists are worried that by seeking a commercially-available option, many people…
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Hearing Aids Can Change Your Life for the Better
Because hearing loss is a progressive condition, many people are not even aware they have it until it reaches a stage it becomes difficult to treat. According to Sarah Sydlowski, Au.D., Ph.D., “The transition to…
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Protect Hearing Aids from the Winter Elements
Winter in Charleston may not be as brutal as in some parts of the country (we’re looking at you, Minnesota), but occasional cold spells can mean trouble for people with hearing aids. In order to…
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ALDs Make Great Christmas Gifts
If a loved one in your life is having trouble hearing but hasn’t been , you might want to get them an assistive listening device this holiday season. ALDs (no need to spell out the…
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How to Choose Hearing Aids
Hearing loss affects about one out of every five Charleston residents to a certain degree. The good news? The majority of patients can be helped with hearing aids. Choosing from the many different kinds that…
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Hearing Aids Do More Than Aid Hearing
If you suffer from hearing loss in Charleston—and roughly 27,000 of you do, according to estimates—then chances are, you’re already familiar with hearing aids. These devices do a fantastic job helping you reconnect with friends…
