Just like their people parents, these furry members of the family can experience hearing difficulties too. Read on to learn what you can do. AVOID EXCESS NOISE As one of the most preventable causes of hearing loss in humans, loud...
COVID-19 (AKA Coronavirus) Response
Sound Support: We’re Open With Safe Options to Serve You! In these unprecedented times, your safety and hearing wellness are top of mind. We are open for business and committed to serving your hearing care needs, with options designed to...
Support the Medicare Audiologist Access and Services Act
Together, let’s make hearing and balance care more available to all. We’d love to have your support for the proposed Medicare Audiologist Access and Services Act (MAASA)! This groundbreaking bipartisan legislation in Congress could make it easier for community members...
5 Tips to Keep Your Better-Hearing Resolution Going Strong
From spending more time with family and friends to taking classes at the local gym, almost everyone makes at least one New Year’s resolution. The catch? Just 8% of resolvers stick to their goals, per a Forbes story referencing University...
Have Yourself a Hearable Holiday
Wearables are commonplace now, from fitness trackers to smart watches. They’re more than just technology you can wear, though: A wearable usually has Bluetooth connectivity as well as sensors that track step count, heart rate, and other biometric data. But...
Five Ways to Help and Honor Veterans
While we often think of Memorial weekend as Indy 500 Race weekend, the holiday weekend is to honor our fallen veterans who gave their lives so we may live in freedom. But you can support our living veterans. Dr. O’Connor’s...
6 Hearing-Impaired Olympic Competitors
Starting February 9, the world will watch the accumulation of years of hard work and dedication come to a head during intense competitions at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games. Each athlete has their own unique story, but today we’re...
Communication is more important than ever during these challenging times. Rest assured, the hearing care you know and trust is still available. Your hearing health contributes to your overall health. Social isolation and untreated hearing loss are associated with depression, anxiety, memory and thinking issues.