Your hearing is precious – and it should be treated as such. The sooner any auditory issues are picked up, the sooner you can work with your audiologist to correct the situation.
Did you know that hearing health has a large impact on the city's cultural diversity? People with untreated hearing issues are more likely to experience communication barriers, social isolation, and professional challenges.
A recent study by Frank Lin, an otologist and assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, has linked as little as mild hearing loss to memory and thinking problems.  Dr. Lin’s study reinforces that hearing loss can affect more than just hearing, there are social, physical, psychological and cognitive implications.  It is so important  to talk to your health professionals about hearing loss and see your  local audiologist on a regular basis to have your hearing evaluated.  Stop in and see us today for an evaluation and to learn about how hearing loss may affect you  and your family.
There are many stereotypes about deafness, especially in the media. Sometimes, it’s hard to decipher hearing loss facts from fiction. Unfortunately, misinformation has real consequences, and some may not seek professional treatment because they don’t realize it’s available to them. It’s essential to arm yourself with the facts to protect your ears and help raise awareness among your friends and family. With that in mind, let’s explore popular myths from the point of view of a professional team. How many of these misunderstandings and misconceptions have you heard?
Experiencing buzzing, hissing, or ringing in your ears? You might be suffering from tinnitus. This condition affects millions of people worldwide – and if you're one of them, know that you're not alone. While there are multiple causes and treatment options, the outcome varies. But with the right help, you can manage the symptoms and stress associated with it.