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Caring for Your Hearing Aids This Halloween
Halloween is almost here, and your to-do list is probably packed with fun: picking the perfect costume, decorating your home with spooky touches from Crafts N Moor and buying candy for trick-or-treaters. If you’re among…
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Hearing Loss in the Age of Virtual Meetings
Virtual meetings are a constant presence in remote and in-office El Paso jobs. You might take a call from your dining room table or videochat with clients from the office. However you engage in virtual…
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How Often Should I Replace My Hearing Aids?
Sometimes, things need replacing or updating, whether it’s your phone, clothes, laptop or blender. While they’re designed to last a while, your hearing aids are no exception to this rule. Most manufacturers recommend replacing your…
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Senior Care and Hearing: Communication Strategies for Caregivers
Caring for aging adults, whether your parents or, if you’re a home health care worker, your patients, is a complex but rewarding job. If the person you care for has hearing loss, that job can…
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Conductive Hearing Loss: What Is It and Why Does It Happen?
Hearing loss falls into three camps: sensorineural (inner ear), conductive (middle and outer ear) and mixed (inner, middle and outer ear). While inner ear hearing loss is permanent, many conductive cases have treatable underlying conditions.…
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Understanding and Addressing Common Tinnitus Causes
Tinnitus is the perception of sound that arises without any external source. For some, it presents as a faint background hum; for others, it’s a persistent ringing or buzzing that can interfere with concentration, sleep…
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Spring Into Adventure: Hearing Aid Tips for Safe and Fun Outdoor Activities
Spring is here, and that means fun spring adventures in the great outdoors. Whether you’re heading out for a scenic bike ride, stretching it out with yoga in the park or teeing off at the…
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Your Guide to Invisible Hearing Aids
Hearing aids come in many shapes and sizes. You can choose from behind-the-ear, visible-in-the-ear or even invisible-in-the-ear options. To help you choose, let’s look at the benefits and challenges of invisible hearing aids and how…
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How To Extend the Lifespan of Your Hearing Aids
Hearing aids typically last between three and seven years, but as with any technology, taking proper care of your hearing devices will help ensure you get the most use out of them. Here are a…
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Job Interview Tips for if You Have Hearing Loss
If you’re one of the 15% of American adults (37.5 million) aged 18 and over who report some trouble hearing (National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders), you may have some extra jitters leading…
