Dementia and Hearing Loss

Dementia and Hearing Loss

This excerpt is from Audiology.org. Click the link to read the rest of the article and more like it! Your hearing and balance care are important to your overall well-being and can affect your ability to communicate and stay connected with family, friends, and loved...

The Case for Preserving Cognition with Hearing Aids

Click Here to Read the full article on HearingReview.com By Dennis Hampton, PhD A long-term study of 2,040 older adults found that cognitive decline was significantly reduced in subjects who used hearing aids. Published in the June 2018 Journal of the American...
May Is Better Hearing and Speech Month!

May Is Better Hearing and Speech Month!

Today marks the beginning of Better Hearing and Speech Month (BHSM) in the United States. Families, children, and individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, and organizations across the United States will commemorate BHSM and raise awareness about communication...
Neural and Cognitive Benefits of Hearing Aid Use

Neural and Cognitive Benefits of Hearing Aid Use

We came across this article on The Hearing Journal’s website and wanted to share it with you. If you talk to one of your older patients about their greatest fears, you are likely to find that loss of memory or cognitive awareness ranks close to the top of the...

Better Hearing is Better Living

Tech Topic | January 2019 Hearing Review By Thomas A. Powers, PhD; D. Bradley Davis, AuD; Matthias Froehlich, PhD; and Amyn M. Amlani, PhD This study supports the idea that modern hearing aid technology improves patients’ quality of life to a greater extent than...