Moisture is the hearing aid's enemy. The good news is that newer, prescriptive hearing aids are moisture resistant. Rigorous steps are taken in the manufacturing process to assure that a bit of moisture won't stop your hearing aids from running right. There's no...
You take care of your eyes and teeth. Do you take care of your ears? Most of us visit an Optometrist and Dentist on a regular basis for preventive care. Most people don't see an Audiologist until there's a problem. And sometimes it is too late. Hearing loss is a...
Can I sleep with my hearing aids? We get this question often, especially from those with severe hearing loss and folks who live alone. It's best practice to remove your hearing aids at night to give your ears a break. Ears, like feet, need to breathe. When moisture...
Life can be stressful, and certainly the past few weeks have placed us in a situation that we were not prepared for. Anxiety is heightened and many of us are worried about the health of our families, our businesses, and the economy. The list is long and...
We frequently see patients who have questions about hearing screenings. They want to know what makes a hearing test different from a hearing screening. A screening is typically free of charge. An evaluation most often comes with a cost. A...
The experience of being home has certainly changed the way we live and the way we communicate. Socializing is now done at a distance and is limited at best. Modern technology has provided us with the ability to communicate virtually. This wonderful...
Let Audiology Associates of Deerfield help you put together a hearing care plan to maintain your hearing and stay engaged with your family, friends, and colleagues.
