It’s Fireworks Season—Are You Prepared to Protect Your Hearing?
America’s love affair with fireworks dates back to the nation’s earliest days of independence. This year, July Fourth is also America’s 250th birthday, so a surge in attendance at fireworks displays around the country is likely. Many people underestimate the risk posed by fireworks. With noise levels between 150 and 175 decibels, they are loud…
The Power of a Support System in Hearing Health
Living with hearing loss can be hard at times, but having a strong support system makes it easier. Your support system may include family, found family, friends, neighbors, members of your church or religious community—it’s anyone you can count on to be there for you throughout your hearing loss journey! What the Research Says When…
Men’s Health Month in June: Why Hearing Health Matters
June is officially Men’s Health Month, a national observance dedicated to encouraging men to take charge of their health through preventive care and early detection of medical conditions. While much attention is given to heart disease, diabetes and prostate health in men, one critical area often overlooked is hearing health. Men Face Higher Risk of…
How Heart Health and Hearing Are Connected in Older Adults

As we age, our organs age with us, and as a result, the way we care for our bodies naturally changes. At , we’re particularly specialized in hearing health and auditory systems, and we want to inform our patients about the many ways the aging process and other body systems influence hearing. The Connection Between…
How Hearing Aids Reconnect You to Life

There are numerous benefits to starting hearing loss treatment. We know that treating hearing loss is correlated with improved mental and physical health and strengthened relationships. In honor of National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, let’s explore the role hearing aids play in keeping you connected to your life, loved ones, and the world around you. How Hearing…
The Magic of Music & Brain Activity
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, an opportunity for people of all ages to learn more about the brain and support those struggling with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia. Alzheimer’s disease: The Alzheimer’s Association asks people around the world to wear purple, the official color of the Alzheimer’s movement, during June to…
When to Seek a Professional Tinnitus Evaluation

Many people disregard tinnitus as harmless, reasoning to themselves that it’s faint, intermittent or temporary. With that mentality, it’s easy to delay getting a professional tinnitus evaluation, as they continue to believe that they can manage their tinnitus on their own. Maybe that’s true for some, but also, you don’t have to suffer through tinnitus….
Celebrate National Speech-Language-Hearing Month With an Audiologist Visit
Along with enjoying nature’s soundtrack as we spend more time outdoors, there’s another reason to care for your hearing this May. It’s been designated as National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, previously known as Better Hearing and Speech Month. Organized by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, this month encourages people to seek treatment for hearing loss—particularly the 37.5 million…
Simple Relaxation Habits That Support Tinnitus Relief

Tinnitus can be distracting, frustrating and even debilitating, so managing it is critical for getting through the day. Many people experience tinnitus in “flare-ups,” when the ringing in their ears becomes louder or more intense in response to various triggers. One great way to find relief from tinnitus is to preempt flare-ups and prevent them…
Explore the Latest Hearing Aid Innovations
Hearing aids are constantly evolving, and 2026’s models are the best yet! They combine advanced AI-driven sound processing, improved noise reduction and seamless connectivity to make your daily hearing experience as perfect as possible. Smarter, More Personalized Sound With AI Thanks to artificial intelligence, hearing aids can now learn from your environment and preferences to…