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The Quiet Cost of Silence: Making Your Hearing Health Plans a Priority
Here are the ins-and-outs of financing a hearing aid purchase, including what to do and what NOT to do.
Articles and resources to help you succeed with hearing aids
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Here are the ins-and-outs of financing a hearing aid purchase, including what to do and what NOT to do.
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Wireless connectivity offers benefits like call or audio streaming. Discover the disadvantages of Bluetooth hearing aids and how to resolve them.
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OTC hearing aids can be good. Learn how well OTC hearing aids perform and under what conditions you can skip professionally fitted prescription devices.
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From new drivers to hearing aids: three parallel paths to improvement, a quick look at OTC vs fitted options, and why a great pro makes the difference.
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Yes, Bluetooth hearing aids are safe. Find out why electromagnetic radiation isn't harmful and how experts know it doesn't have ill health effects.
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Over 4,000 people have told us about their hearing loss, and what they're looking for in hearing aids. Learn which features real users seek out the most.
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Hearing aids are now bringing fall detection, balance assessments, and guided balance training directly into their apps. Backed by research linking hearing loss to fall risk, these tools aim to improve safety, awareness, and independence for aging adults.
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Do you find yourself muttering "What did they say?" while watching TV? Sonarya enhances TV dialogue clarity with easy voice-boosting technology.
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Accessories for hearing aids can be extremely helpful—whether you're listening to a lecture, trying to hear someone in a noisy bar or restaurant, watching TV at a low volume, or having a conversation on the phone. Here are some of the best ones to consider.
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Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and Deep Neural Networks are transforming hearing aids. Learn what the best AI hearing aids have in store.
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A comprehensive guide for finding lost hearing aids, covering how to use "Find My Hearing Aid" apps, conducting thorough searches, and contacting hearing care providers. Additionally, it offers preventive measures to minimize the risk of loss and explores potential future tracking solutions.
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Here is a compilation of reputable charity organizations that accept hearing aid donations and/or donate and provide hearing aid assistance for people in need of hearing help but cannot afford it.
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