Tips to keep your hearing aids in good condition. By Elizabeth Brassine, Au.D. Hearing aids are pretty sturdy devices in spite of their complex electronic components. They’re shock resistant and well-protected against moisture and humidity. […]
Hearing Aids Belong in Your Ears Courtesy HearCare and Associates We all know people who don’t wear their hearing aids, relegating their devices to the bedside table drawer. There is little more discouraging than investing […]
Courtesy HearCare, Inc. & Associates Bill wasn’t adept at gatherings because he usually avoided them. However, this was an important occasion. He wanted to be there. He needed to be there! Standing to one side, […]
By Elizabeth Brassine, Au.D. Several years ago we talked about the advent of wireless technology with hearing aids. As the whole world has gone wireless, so have hearing aids. In general, wireless devices allow the […]
By Dr. Amin Musani Discovering you have a hearing loss and adjusting to hearing devices can be overwhelming. Most people do not simply lose their hearing overnight. Rather, the hearing loss gradually develops over several […]
When’s the right time for a hearing evaluation?
Probably sooner than you think
By Lynn P. Creel, M.C.D., CCC-A, Director and Founder of Creel Hearing Center, Northshore LIVING WELL Magazine
As the old story goes, there’s good news and bad news about hearing loss. […]
Hearing Aid FAQ: The Holiday Edition
By Celia McCormick, Au.D., Family Audiology, Collin LIVING WELL Magazine
Families and friends will be getting together for celebrations starting in November and spanning through the New Year. These gatherings are a wonderful time to enjoy those we love, but if you have difficulties hearing and cannot fully participate in conversations you may spend the holiday season feeling isolated. […]
Directional Hearing Aids: Understanding Speech in Noise
By Elizabeth Brassine, Au.D., Hearing Services of McKinney, Collin LIVING WELL Magazine
Did you know that your ears are directional? The shape of our ear blocks some of the sound coming from behind, while collecting sound coming from the side and front. Having two ears also is important to helping us localize sound and “hear directionally” (one of the reasons that two hearing aids are recommended over one). […]
Hearing Aid FAQ: The Telephone Edition
By Celia McCormick, Aud.D, Family Audiology, Collin County LIVING WELL Magazine
What Does Listening Mean? What effects our Quality of Life?
By Sr. Richard Reikowski, Au.D., Family Hear and Balance Center, Akron LIVING WELL Magazine (formerly SENIOR Magazine)
Hearing loss can be obvious, particularly to those attempting communication with one having the hearing loss. […]
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