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If you’re like most people who notice their hearing is diminished, you probably haven’t taken immediate action to address the problem. Surveys show that most people wait more than five years to investigate their hearing loss. The good news is that scheduling a hearing exam with an audiologist at Audio Help Hearing Centers can help […]
Your hearing aid’s battery life is not an exact science – how long it lasts depends upon a number of factors. The type of battery, the number of hours per day the wearer uses the hearing aid and how it’s used while in operation all affect the battery’s life. A typical hearing aid battery will […]
Hearing loss is common, but it doesn’t feel that way for someone coming to terms with the condition. They may struggle to deal with a variety of emotions upon being diagnosed, including sadness, anger, anxiety and confusion. There are many ways you can show a friend or family member that you are there for them […]
If you’ve recently upgraded your hearing aids, what did you do with the old pair? If you still have them, the staff at Audio Help has a suggestion: donate them! By donating used hearing aids, you are providing the gift of hearing to people throughout the world. Donated hearing aids are inspected to ensure they […]
Most people living with tinnitus know that the ringing sound in their ears isn’t at a constant level throughout the day. Tinnitus is the perception of ringing in the ears when no external sound is present. Experienced by 24 million Americans, tinnitus may be present in one or both ears and consist of ringing, buzzing, […]
