Articles and resources to help you succeed with hearing aids
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Navigating the job search with hearing loss presents unique challenges. This article offers comprehensive guidance for those with hearing loss, emphasizing tailored strategies at different stages. By embracing individual strengths, using effective communication methods, and accessing available resources, individuals can confidently forge a successful career path despite the challenges of hearing loss.
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HearingTracker explores accommodations from some of the most popular U.S. airlines for passengers with hearing aids and cochlear implants. We also offer some handy tips for traveling with hearing loss and hearing technology to ensure you have an enjoyable journey.
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SoundRelax is a new feature from Widex offering a range of calming sounds designed to manage tinnitus, soothe anxiety, and boost concentration.
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Do the notes of a piano sound distorted? Or do songs you know intimately seem off, or does all music sound excessively tinny? Don't worry.
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This article explains why TV listening is more difficult with flatscreen televisions and outlines eight potential solutions, particularly tailored for people who may have hearing loss or wear hearing aids.
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For musicians, audio engineers, or in general those looking for advanced active hearing protection, 3DME In-Ear Monitors offer a comprehensive solution.
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Most people experience vertigo and dizziness at one time or another. Here is what you need to know about this disorienting problem, the most-common causes for it, what doctors do to diagnose it, and common treatments pathways that can include simple canalith repositioning, physical therapy, or pharmaceuticals.
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Noise cancelling and noise reducing apps for Windows can help suppress unwanted sounds so you can get back to productive and enjoyable virtual meetings with friends, family, and colleagues. Here are our top 7 apps.
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Finding a good audiologist can be a real challenge. Check out our list of audiologist search tools, and learn more about the differences in training and credentials.
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Also known as endolymphatic hydrops, Meniere’s is a disorder of balance, hearing or both caused by an increase in inner ear fluid called endolymph.
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Earmolds play a key role in enhancing your hearing, and the choice between the two varieties—hard and soft—can feel difficult. We take a closer look at each type, so you can make sure you are getting what you need.
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One decision to make when wearing hearing aids is whether to choose domes or earmolds to fit inside your ear canal. Your unique hearing loss, lifestyle, and personal preferences will play a role in this choice.
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