30
NOV
Posted on Friday, November 30, 2012
Orchestra in hall from far away. Large venues create background noise that makes it harder to hear.

People with hearing loss have a harder time understanding speech in a noisy situation--at a restaurant, mall, social or work setting. In fact, a recent People Hearing Better poll showed a majority of people found, "Conversing in a large group" the most challenging aspects of their hearing loss. Today's hearing aids come with features like directional microphones and remote controls to help overcome challenging listening environments, including poor room acoustics, greater distance to the speaker, and background noise. So what are some of the newer and more useful features to combat background noise?

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28
NOV
Posted on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Couple on beach consider buying hearing aids from audiologist.

Today there are many options for purchasing hearing aids, including online and in shopping stores. This is causing a lot of confusion and unhappy customers. Here are some facts to consider before purchasing hearing aids from an audiologist office, online, or someplace else.

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26
NOV
Posted on Monday, November 26, 2012
Picture of Audiologist who helps people hear better.

Most states now recognize the detrimental effects of undiagnosed hearing loss on individual members of our society and society as a whole. This awareness comes from repeated studies showing people with untreated hearing loss are more likely to have speech, language, social, emotional, and physical repercussions. A comprehensive evaluation by a Doctor of Audiology can more thoroughly examine the nuanced ranges of hearing loss. But what exactly is an Audiologist, what tests do they perform, and why are they so important to hearing health?

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