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Protect Your Hearing This Summer
It’s summertime, and the livin’ is easy. But outdoor activities can lead to noise-induced hearing loss, so people of all ages should take extra precautions to protect their hearing. Prolonged exposure to the sounds of lawn…
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Brain Fitness & Hearing Loss
Recent studies have shown a link between hearing loss and cognitive health. Patients with untreated hearing loss are at an increased risk for developing degenerative cognitive disorders such as dementia. Similarly, brain fitness software and…
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The Future of Hearing Devices: Deep Neural Networks & Artificial Intelligence
Hearing technology has come a long way over the years; however, one aspect of hearing loss that many hearing aids have difficulty addressing is trouble understanding speech in noise. Fortunately, some of today’s state-of-the-art devices…
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Sign Up for Our New Tinnitus Relief & Fall Prevention Programs
Have you been diagnosed with tinnitus? Studies have shown that ear-level sound generators can provide relief and improvement for tinnitus for people with normal hearing. These devices play soothing sounds to increase relaxation, improve sleep…
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Psst! Have You Heard About the Whisper Hearing System?
SH Audiology is one of the first practices in the world to offer Whisper, a new hearing system that is constantly learning and improving. Designed by a team of artificial intelligence, hearing care, hardware and…
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How to Use Headphones with Hearing Aids
With today’s technology, all your favorite songs, podcasts, audiobooks, TV shows and movies are available with just a few swipes and clicks. Many people like to enjoy their favorite media through headphones or earbuds. For…
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What Is Considered a ‘Normal’ Hearing Range?
The term “normal hearing” is commonly used by audiologists in order to explain what people with hearing loss can and cannot hear. Below we review the different degrees of hearing loss and go over what…
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Signs You Should Treat Your Hearing Loss
Approximately 48 million Americans have hearing loss, and you may be one of them. Hearing loss is a progressive condition that develops slowly over time, meaning you may not notice you have it until it…
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What to Expect from Your Hearing Exam
If you experience any of the signs of hearing loss – like thinking everyone around you is mumbling, frequently asking people to repeat themselves, having trouble following conversations at Rich Table and other busy settings…
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Hearing Aid Basics
For many of the 48 million Americans with hearing loss, hearing aids are the preferred method of treatment. But despite the fact they can greatly improve communication and quality of life, only about one in…
