The Connection Between Hearing Loss and Increased Fall Risk
November 17, 2021
Do you remember the Life Alert commercials that made famous the phrase, “Help! I’ve fallen and I can’t get up”? While young people might find
Hearing Loss & Vision Loss Double the Risk for Dementia
November 9, 2021
When you think of getting older, you might think of physical changes like hair turning gray or white, skin becoming more wrinkled, or increased difficulty
The Unexpected Connection Between Hearing Loss, Menopause, and Tinnitus
October 25, 2021
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! To any of you who are battling breast cancer, have in the past, or have loved ones who have,
How to Advocate for Your Hearing Health
October 11, 2021
Happy October! October means many things—it’s finally starting to feel like autumn in many places, and Halloween is coming up. But did you know that
New Hearing Aid Manufacturers Offer Devices Online—Here’s What You Need to Know
July 21, 2021
If you had been diagnosed with hearing loss 20 years ago, you would have had only one choice: purchase hearing aids through your audiologist or
Here’s Why You Need an In-Person Hearing Test (Even Though You May Be Able to Buy Hearing Aids Online)
July 9, 2021
Odds are good that you’re familiar with online shopping. Nowadays, even hearing aids are available for purchase online! That’s right—companies like Bose and Walgreens began
2021 Academy Scholar from the American Academy of Audiology
June 28, 2021
Dr. Rellinger and Dr. Sharp both achieved the status of 2021 Academy Scholar from the American Academy of Audiology! Both Dr. Rellinger and Dr. Sharp continue
Considering Traveling by Plane This Summer? Here is Some Information About Air Travel and Ear Pain (and what you can do to avoid it).
June 23, 2021
Many of us didn’t travel much in 2020, especially by airplane. It can be exciting to think about flying to a new destination (or an
1 in 20 People Has Disabling Hearing Loss. Are You One of Them?
June 9, 2021
Imagine you decide to throw a party and you invite 20 of your closest friends and family members. Statistically speaking, it is likely that when