Articles on Hearing Aids

Purchasing hearing aids is the first step to improving your hearing loss, but there is often an adjustment period to go through before becoming accustomed to new sounds in your daily life.

You probably have a lot of questions when it comes to purchasing hearing aids, all of which are going to help you find the perfect device to fit your lifestyle and budget.

If you're experiencing hearing loss symptoms, it may be time to visit your audiologist.

Spring cleaning is the best time of the year to begin with a clean slate - literally and figuratively.

Just a few adjustments in the way you use your hearing aids this season will help keep your ears healthy and your instruments operating effectively.

Before you take your hearing aid in for repair, check to see if you can fix the problem yourself.

Trust a healthcare professional to correctly diagnose and prescribe the correct hearing aid for your ears just as you trust an eye doctor to prescribe corrective lenses for your eyes.

Oticon’s kid-friendly features allow children to play and learn while maximizing their ability to hear more clearly.

Today it's easier for hearing impaired individuals to enjoy their favorite sport, regardless of their hearing loss or level of competitive play.

Today’s hearing aids come in a variety of shapes and colors, with features to accommodate all levels of hearing loss and active lifestyles.

Becoming familiar with the various parts of your hearing aid can help reduce repair costs and prolong the life of your device.

Prevention goes a long way in keeping your hearing aids working their best, but it’s important to know how to troubleshoot common problems and when to call a professional.

Most hearing aids require only the occasional wiping with a dry cloth. However for hearing aids needing a little more cleaning at home, the following tips will help you.

When getting new hearing aids, work with an audiologist to choose one that fits your lifestyle and be patient as you become familiar with your new technology.

The Oticon Get hearing aid is an effective solution for the cost-conscious individual who wants the benefits of fundamental hearing aid technology.

Healthy Hearing free guide provides information on types of hearing aids and understanding and purchasing hearing aids.

Oticon combines discreetness, acceptance and performance in new Intiga hearing aid models to benefit first-time users. Individuals with hearing loss will love the simplicity of this hearing aid.

There are lots of people who want low-profile, discreet hearing aids. If discretion tops your priority list, explore and compare completely-in-the-canal, receiver-in-the-ear, or behind-the-ear hearing aids.

The history of hearing aid technology has progressed over the years, from non-electric ear trumpets in the pre-electric age to today's sophisticated digital hearing aids that automatically analyze and process sound.

The new Oticon Chili hearing aid represents the next generation in high-performance hearing aid technology for individuals with moderately-severe to profound hearing loss.

Following a few simple TSA rules and guidelines can help individuals with hearing aids and hearing loss get through airport security easily and enjoy air travel this holiday season.

A recent study from Australia indicates there may be an increased risk of the life-sapping effects of depression among those who have experienced hearing loss, or seen their hearing loss worsen.

With improved technology, especially digital technology, hearing aids have been taken to a whole new level and this is in large part to a laser-focused mindset from the designers who are now making hearing aids as cool as dark sunglasses.

Open ear hearing aids are perfect for mild hearing loss. They have a natural, open feeling, a soft tip that sits within ear canal, and sound that comes from a mini behind the ear (BTE) hearing aid.

By the time children reach school age, one in 20 have hearing loss in one ear and they have poorer oral language scores. If caught early, hearing loss in children need not become so severe as to impair their development.