On the surface, it might seem that a little hearing loss isn’t a big deal. Maybe you’ll just turn the television up a bit louder, or ask your spouse to repeat themselves a little more often. But when hearing loss begins and continues to progress, it can bring about other obstacles and dangers that people… Continue reading Untreated Hearing Loss Can Bring a Host of Consequences

Hearing loss is associated with higher medical costs for late middle-aged adults, a new study finds. Researchers examined health care use by nearly 562,000 adults between the ages of 55 and 64 who had private insurance. They found that over 18 months, those with hearing loss had 33 percent higher health care costs ($14,165, on… Continue reading Hearing Loss Tied to Bigger Medical Bills for Late Middle-Aged

Changes in hearing are very common. In fact, a reduction in hearing is the third most common physical condition in the U.S. and currently 1 in 5 people experience some form of reduction in hearing. 1 out of 3 people will have a hearing reduction by the age of 65. Unfortunately 75% of those people… Continue reading Arnold Palmer and Improved Hearing