Once you’ve had your assessment and been diagnosed with hearing loss, the next step is to get the support you need to maintain your quality of life. For many, the first step is a hearing aid fitting. While they are now available over the counter, getting your device properly fitted and calibrated can make a huge difference to your experience.
Summer is concert season! There are tons of events and music festivals to go to, and it’s a wonderful way to enjoy the warmer weather. But concerts can affect hearing health. Current statistics reveal that around 10 million Americans have Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL), which is often not treatable. That’s why taking preventative measures is so important.
At HearWell Services, we want you to enjoy your summer activities while protecting your ears. In this blog, we’ll offer essential hearing safety tips – from our certified team of professionals.
Getting hearing aids might seem like a big, scary step. There might be some fears about how you might be perceived or whether they’ll really make a difference…
Did you know that one in six New Yorkers has some kind of hearing problem? No matter which borough you call home, the biggest city in the world can be a noisy place…
Hearing aids are a game changer for anyone experiencing auditory loss – they help us reconnect with the world around us. But managing your hearing aid battery life is crucial.
You have new hearing aids – congratulations! Although you’ll enjoy the benefits pretty quickly, these devices can take time to get used to.
While hearing loss is usually associated with older people, it can actually affect people at any age – including children. In fact, some people are born with it.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing many areas of our lives, and it’s no surprise that hearing aid devices are also taking advantage of this technological leap.