Hearing Loss

Public spaces aren’t always the easiest when you’re not hearing comfortably. This doesn’t have to be the case.  With these tips and a conscious effort to be mindful of one another, we can bring everyone into the conversation. Most of us can think of a time when we’ve been in a loud venue and tried to have a conversation. Restaurants, bars, family events, and concerts… Read More

It doesn’t take long for people with hearing loss to become overwhelmed by the potential treatments on the market. New hearing aids are released every day, and each one could be a significant investment…so how do you choose the device that is right for you? Take the Worry Out of Hearing Loss Correction With Our FREE Info Pack! The days of bulky and obvious hearing… Read More

If you have been living with hearing loss for some time, you have probably found many ways to cope with your condition. Maybe you rely on lip reading to get you by in conversations, or perhaps you avoid social interaction altogether. In most cases, patients with untreated hearing loss have made so many small changes due to their conditions that they are only living half… Read More

Have you been mulling over the decision to buy a hearing aid for years, but never taken the final step? If so, you could be one of the millions of people who suffer daily struggles due to uncorrected hearing loss. Many people are afraid of buying the wrong hearing aid, or they dislike dealing with salespeople, or they just don’t want others to be able… Read More

Do you have hearing loss? Take our quiz. Do you… ☐ Have difficulty in understanding what is being said, unless you are directly facing the speaker? ☐ Find yourself complaining that people are mumbling or slurring their words? ☐ Continually ask people to repeat words or phrases, though they feel they’re speaking loud enough? ☐ Prefer the TV or radio louder than others do? ☐ Have difficulty understanding conversation within a group… Read More

Loss of hearing affects over 30 million Americans of all ages. Hearing loss can range from being very mild in nature, resulting in not hearing faint, high pitched sounds or voices, to impairment that is so severe very loud noises may not be detected. As with most other health problems, early detection allows for more effective intervention. In some cases, hearing loss is medically treatable… Read More

Posted on May 05, 2015 A study featured in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism has unveiled a possible correlation between osteoporosis and hearing loss. Researchers in Taiwan have found that the onset of osteoporosis and abrupt hearing loss often occur at the same time. Half of those who suddenly experience hearing loss as a result of osteoporosis will regain their hearing, while the… Read More

NOISE: Affects people of all ages and occurs slowly over time. It can be due to work, hobbies or recreational activities AGE: Also called presbycusis, or a gradual onset of hearing loss as we get older. It can vary from mild to severe HEREDITARY: Inherited from the parents genes EARWAX: a blockage of the ear canal from a buildup of wax INJURY: Trauma to the… Read More

If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you may have hearing loss. Contact Hear Again for a consultation if you… Feel people mumble or speak softly Are being told your TV is too loud Have problems understanding women & children Have problems understanding is small groups or in noise Have ringing in the ears Ask people to repeat

Finding and keeping a well-paying job is hard enough in the current economy, but the difficulties increase significantly in patients with hearing loss. People of all ages and of all walks of life suffer from hearing disabilities, and both young and old patients often experience problems at work as their hearing loss increases. A hearing impairment can affect an employee’s ability to earning a living… Read More