Tips for Communicating with Family Members with Hearing Loss
Hearing is a vital component of communicating. If a family member has hearing loss, speaking with them in the same ways as before can be challenging.
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Getting used to your new hearing aids
If you decide to try hearing aids, you will probably have a long initial consultation with an audiologist or other hearing healthcare practitioner to assess your hearing and choose the hearing aids that are right for you.
Accessible sights for your Atlanta vacation
Atlanta is a warm, welcoming Southern city with a cosmopolitan feel. It is especially welcoming to people with hearing loss, as many of its attractions feature assistive technology to help visitors of all hearing levels enjoy their time.
When do hearing aids need to be repaired?
Hearing aids are highly complex technological devices, and like any similar devices, they occasionally need to be repaired or replaced.
Study reveals insight on background noise and familiar voices
When talking about your spouse or someone you know very well, you might say “I’d know his voice anywhere.”
Grocery Shopping with Hearing Loss
Grocery shopping is a very visual task, so people don’t often think about how it might be difficult for people with hearing loss.
Easy solutions for communicating with a parent with hearing loss
Hearing loss is a natural and common part of aging, but when someone realizes he or she is hard of hearing, it can take a bit of getting used to.
Hearing Loss Solutions Through the Ages
Sometimes, it’s good to look to the past to realize how far we’ve come in regards to the development of new technologies that improve lives.
New study shows hearing loss from explosions might soon be treatable
Previously, it was thought that hearing loss induced by loud explosions was permanent. A recent study suggests, however, that early treatment may help with hearing recovery.
What to expect when getting fitted for hearing aids
It’s amazing to think of the technological power that hearing aids have, especially because they are so small in size.