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How Do I Customize My Hearing Aid Settings?
Today’s hearing aids offer incredible features such as Bluetooth connectivity, rechargeability, telecoils and more. Many of today’s devices also have automatic programming capabilities, meaning your hearing aid can adjust the settings on its own based…
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How to Choose the Right Hearing Aid for Your Lifestyle
Do you have trouble having conversations on the phone, turn up the volume on the TV much more than your family likes and have trouble communicating with the staff at Laurel? If so, it may…
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Most Common Hearing Aid Problems & How to Prevent Them
Hearing aids are designed to survive the rugged environment of your ear, as they are subjected to earwax, sweat and oils from skin and hair on a daily basis. However, just because they’re built to…
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How to Use Headphones with Hearing Aids
Do you enjoy picking up new albums at Monster Music & Movies to listen to on your commute? If so, you probably wish you could listen through headphones; unfortunately, wearing hearing aids can make this…
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Tips to Remove Earwax from Your Hearing Aid
Earwax has the important job of trapping debris and bacteria and keeping your ear canals from drying out. But that doesn’t mean it can’t cause problems. If you wear hearing aids, your devices can trap…
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Protect Your Hearing Aids This Summer
When you get a new pair of hearing aids, your audiologist will tell you how to keep them in good working order. During summer, there’s a little more you need to know in order to…
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How to Care for Your Hearing Aid Batteries
When you get a new pair of hearing aids, your audiologist will walk you through how to turn them on and off, insert and remove them, and change the batteries. It’s also important to pay…
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What to Look for in a Hearing Aid
If you’ve visited an audiologist for a hearing test and found out you have hearing loss, the next step is to select a hearing aid. Hearing aids connect you to the world around you, making…
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Hearing Aids Can Help Improve Listening Fatigue
Most people are familiar with that feeling of exhaustion after leaving a party or ending a Zoom call, but many are unfamiliar with what the feeling is called. Audiologists refer to it as listening fatigue,…
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Caring for Your Hearing Aids
Your hearing aids represent a significant investment in terms of both financial cost and the amount of time you spent with your audiologist identifying your exact type and degree of hearing loss, selecting the best…
