Tinnitus is often described as “a ringing in the ears,” but if you’ve recently started hearing whooshing, roaring or chirping sounds (among others) that no one else seems to hear, they could also indicate tinnitus.
Choosing the right hearing healthcare provider can seem like a big task, especially if this is your first time visiting an audiologist or another doctor about your hearing health.
Being physically active is important for senior independence and overall health, but sometimes, older adults have a difficult time finding physical activities that they enjoy or that are gentle enough for the joints.
Do you misplace your keys or the TV remote a little more frequently than you used to? Just as it’s natural for people to experience hearing loss as they age, it’s normal to get a bit more forgetful, too.
We all strive to eat things that help the body and mind, even if we sometimes indulge in delicious desserts. Lucky for us, there has been a lot of good research on super foods – foods that pack in an extra punch of nutrients and antioxidants in every bite.
Do you sometimes feel “off” on days when you haven’t been able to connect with friends and family members? Whether you live next door or across the country from loved ones, staying in touch isn’t just good for the soul, it’s good for your overall health and well-being.
Can CapTel improve your tennis score? While hearing loss may not affect your tennis serve, it’s difficult to schedule court time when you can’t hear clearly over the phone. Just ask Beverly Sudler of Union, New Jersey. “I am an avid doubles tennis player –… Read More »New Jersey Athlete Plays with CapTel