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What is that stuff in my ears? Is it ear wax? (4/30/2018) - The ear is a completely separate environment from the rest of your body and the outside world. The inside of your ear is a hot and humid place. Typically what >>
How to Properly Clean and Care for Your Hearing Aids (6/1/2017) - Just like cars, hearing aids require a certain degree of routine maintenance to keep them functioning at optimal capacity. And while some maintenance items should be used only by the >>
Avoiding Ear Pain during the Travel Season (5/16/2017) - Now that the weather is warming up and the kids will be home for the summer we are starting to the see the beginning of the travel season. Every year, >>
Tips for Better Hearing in honor of Better Hearing Month (5/4/2017) - Tips for Better Hearing Even the smallest change in a listening environment of a person with hearing loss can have a huge impact. People are generally not good communicators. We >>
The Truth About Hearing Aid Repairs and Maintenance (7/26/2016) - It is not uncommon for hearing aids to require some degree of service each year, which is why they are sold with warranties and repair coverage. But just how often >>
Hearing Loss Isn’t So Invisible (4/20/2016) - Hearing loss is commonly referred to as an invisible health condition, and early warning signs are often overlooked. Unlike other medical conditions, you can’t physically see the signs of hearing >>
Strategies For Telling Others You Have A Hearing Loss (1/27/2016) - “It’s noisy in here.” “The wind is really strong.” “Your phone keeps breaking up and dropping your voice.” “Can you stop mumbling please?” We’ve all used these excuses before, and >>
Good Sound Audiology Welcomes Audiology Assistant Wendi Black (11/25/2015) - Good Sound Audiology welcomes Wendi Black as Audiology Assistant to the practice. Wendi has been working with Good Sound Audiology since June and looks forward to helping patients achieve a >>
Summer Book Club Review #3 (10/15/2015) - The hearing loss guide: Useful information and advice for patients and families written by John M. Burkey The goal of this book is to provide the reader with a first-hand >>
Summer Book Club Review #2 (10/8/2015) - The Consumer Handbook on Hearing Loss and Hearing Aids: A bridge to healing; Edited by Clinical Audiologist Richard E. Carmen, Au.D., Fourth Edition 2014 The Consumer Handbook will educate you >>
Summer Book Club Review #1 (10/1/2015) - A review of Frustrated by Hearing Loss? 5 Keys to Communication Success by Dusty Ann Jessen, Au.D. This is a must read for our patients! I love this handbook for >>
Shhhh! I’m hunting wabbits with SoundGear (8/31/2015) - Hunting and shooting are one of the most popular past-times in America. But, shooting any type of firearm without the proper protection can result in severe damage to your hearing, whether temporary or permanent. >>
Hearing Loss Information is Beautiful (6/30/2015) - I recently came across a tidbit of information on Facebook, aptly named Common MythConceptions. As I was reading some the common myths and misconceptions. It made me think of the >>
Tricks to better hearing. (6/3/2015) - In a world full of important (and often unimportant) sounds, anyone with normal or impaired hearing can stand to benefit from hearing life hacks. Do you think you have hearing loss? Do >>
Preserve your hearing! (5/28/2015) - May is Better Hearing Month, and this year, we are all about hearing protection. Losing your hearing isn’t the same as breaking a bone, which often can be broken and repaired multiple >>
Quick tips to reduced repairs (3/11/2015) - 5 Quick tips to reduced repairs and improve the life of your hearing aids. After acclimating to wearing hearing aids, many patients feel lost when they have to send their >>
Hearing loss and mental health connected (2/6/2015) - In recent years there has been some startling research regarding how hearing loss can contribute to cognitive decline and its effect on mental health. Prior to having physical data from >>
Treatment, Prevention and Symptoms of Swimmer’s Ear – Acute External Otitis (8/29/2014) - Swimmer's ear, formally referred to as acute external otitis or otitis externa, is an infection of the outer ear canal (the section outside the eardrum). This type of infection was >>
Should You Replace Your Old Hearing Aid or Should You Fix It? (8/13/2014) - One of the most common questions we hear is, "My hearing aid is broken or just isn't working the way it used to - do you think I should buy >>
Typical Hearing Aid Buying Mistakes Made by First Time Buyers (7/15/2014) - If you're shopping for your first hearing aid and finding the process confusing, you are not alone. The publication Consumer Reports followed a dozen people over a period of six >>
How Long Will My Hearing Aid Batteries Last? (6/14/2014) - The question of precisely how long hearing aid batteries should be expected to last isn't as simple to respond to as it seems, because battery performance is dependent upon a >>
These Five Facts About Veterans and Hearing Problems Might Shock You (5/18/2014) - Missing appendages, post-traumatic stress, and brain trauma: These are what many people think of when they think about post-combat injuries. Hearing loss, though, may not often come to mind. These >>
10 Things You Should Know About Hearing Loss & Your Health (5/9/2014) - (1) Hearing loss is tied to depression. Research shows that hearing loss is associated with an increased risk of depression in adults of all ages, but is most pronounced in >>
Indications, Symptoms and Treatment Options for Meniere’s Disease (3/18/2014) - If you find yourself experiencing tinnitus, vertigo, and fluctuating hearing loss, you may be suffering from Meniere's disease. Meniere's disease is an inner ear condition that can cause disruptions in >>
Hearing Loss Stats that may Shock You (10/29/2013) - Do you have a loved one that needs a hearing aid (or at least a hearing test) but won't go along with your advice? Chatting about some of the data >> Fact or Fiction – Excess Ear Wax Leads to Loss Of Hearing (10/10/2013) - What most people call ear wax occurs because our ear canals are lined with hair follicles and glands that produce an oily wax called cerumen. This wax lines the interior >> What is that stuff in my ears? Is it ear wax? (4/30/2018) - The ear is a completely separate environment from the rest of your body and the outside world. The inside of your ear is a hot and humid place. Typically what >> How to Properly Clean and Care for Your Hearing Aids (6/1/2017) - Just like cars, hearing aids require a certain degree of routine maintenance to keep them functioning at optimal capacity. And while some maintenance items should be used only by the >> Avoiding Ear Pain during the Travel Season (5/16/2017) - Now that the weather is warming up and the kids will be home for the summer we are starting to the see the beginning of the travel season. Every year, >> Tips for Better Hearing in honor of Better Hearing Month (5/4/2017) - Tips for Better Hearing Even the smallest change in a listening environment of a person with hearing loss can have a huge impact. People are generally not good communicators. We >> The Truth About Hearing Aid Repairs and Maintenance (7/26/2016) - It is not uncommon for hearing aids to require some degree of service each year, which is why they are sold with warranties and repair coverage. But just how often >> Hearing Loss Isn’t So Invisible (4/20/2016) - Hearing loss is commonly referred to as an invisible health condition, and early warning signs are often overlooked. Unlike other medical conditions, you can’t physically see the signs of hearing >> Strategies For Telling Others You Have A Hearing Loss (1/27/2016) - “It’s noisy in here.” “The wind is really strong.” “Your phone keeps breaking up and dropping your voice.” “Can you stop mumbling please?” We’ve all used these excuses before, and >> Good Sound Audiology Welcomes Audiology Assistant Wendi Black (11/25/2015) - Good Sound Audiology welcomes Wendi Black as Audiology Assistant to the practice. Wendi has been working with Good Sound Audiology since June and looks forward to helping patients achieve a >> Summer Book Club Review #3 (10/15/2015) - The hearing loss guide: Useful information and advice for patients and families written by John M. Burkey The goal of this book is to provide the reader with a first-hand >> Summer Book Club Review #2 (10/8/2015) - The Consumer Handbook on Hearing Loss and Hearing Aids: A bridge to healing; Edited by Clinical Audiologist Richard E. Carmen, Au.D., Fourth Edition 2014 The Consumer Handbook will educate you >> Summer Book Club Review #1 (10/1/2015) - A review of Frustrated by Hearing Loss? 5 Keys to Communication Success by Dusty Ann Jessen, Au.D. This is a must read for our patients! I love this handbook for >> Shhhh! I’m hunting wabbits with SoundGear (8/31/2015) - Hunting and shooting are one of the most popular past-times in America. But, shooting any type of firearm without the proper protection can result in severe damage to your hearing, whether temporary or permanent. >> Hearing Loss Information is Beautiful (6/30/2015) - I recently came across a tidbit of information on Facebook, aptly named Common MythConceptions. As I was reading some the common myths and misconceptions. It made me think of the >> Tricks to better hearing. (6/3/2015) - In a world full of important (and often unimportant) sounds, anyone with normal or impaired hearing can stand to benefit from hearing life hacks. Do you think you have hearing loss? Do >> Preserve your hearing! (5/28/2015) - May is Better Hearing Month, and this year, we are all about hearing protection. Losing your hearing isn’t the same as breaking a bone, which often can be broken and repaired multiple >> Quick tips to reduced repairs (3/11/2015) - 5 Quick tips to reduced repairs and improve the life of your hearing aids. After acclimating to wearing hearing aids, many patients feel lost when they have to send their >> Hearing loss and mental health connected (2/6/2015) - In recent years there has been some startling research regarding how hearing loss can contribute to cognitive decline and its effect on mental health. Prior to having physical data from >> Treatment, Prevention and Symptoms of Swimmer’s Ear – Acute External Otitis (8/29/2014) - Swimmer's ear, formally referred to as acute external otitis or otitis externa, is an infection of the outer ear canal (the section outside the eardrum). This type of infection was >> Should You Replace Your Old Hearing Aid or Should You Fix It? (8/13/2014) - One of the most common questions we hear is, "My hearing aid is broken or just isn't working the way it used to - do you think I should buy >> Typical Hearing Aid Buying Mistakes Made by First Time Buyers (7/15/2014) - If you're shopping for your first hearing aid and finding the process confusing, you are not alone. The publication Consumer Reports followed a dozen people over a period of six >> How Long Will My Hearing Aid Batteries Last? (6/14/2014) - The question of precisely how long hearing aid batteries should be expected to last isn't as simple to respond to as it seems, because battery performance is dependent upon a >> These Five Facts About Veterans and Hearing Problems Might Shock You (5/18/2014) - Missing appendages, post-traumatic stress, and brain trauma: These are what many people think of when they think about post-combat injuries. Hearing loss, though, may not often come to mind. These >> 10 Things You Should Know About Hearing Loss & Your Health (5/9/2014) - (1) Hearing loss is tied to depression. Research shows that hearing loss is associated with an increased risk of depression in adults of all ages, but is most pronounced in >> Indications, Symptoms and Treatment Options for Meniere’s Disease (3/18/2014) - If you find yourself experiencing tinnitus, vertigo, and fluctuating hearing loss, you may be suffering from Meniere's disease. Meniere's disease is an inner ear condition that can cause disruptions in >> Hearing Loss Stats that may Shock You (10/29/2013) - Do you have a loved one that needs a hearing aid (or at least a hearing test) but won't go along with your advice? Chatting about some of the data >> Fact or Fiction – Excess Ear Wax Leads to Loss Of Hearing (10/10/2013) - What most people call ear wax occurs because our ear canals are lined with hair follicles and glands that produce an oily wax called cerumen. This wax lines the interior >> What is that stuff in my ears? Is it ear wax? (4/30/2018) - The ear is a completely separate environment from the rest of your body and the outside world. The inside of your ear is a hot and humid place. Typically what >> How to Properly Clean and Care for Your Hearing Aids (6/1/2017) - Just like cars, hearing aids require a certain degree of routine maintenance to keep them functioning at optimal capacity. And while some maintenance items should be used only by the >> Avoiding Ear Pain during the Travel Season (5/16/2017) - Now that the weather is warming up and the kids will be home for the summer we are starting to the see the beginning of the travel season. Every year, >> Tips for Better Hearing in honor of Better Hearing Month (5/4/2017) - Tips for Better Hearing Even the smallest change in a listening environment of a person with hearing loss can have a huge impact. People are generally not good communicators. We >> The Truth About Hearing Aid Repairs and Maintenance (7/26/2016) - It is not uncommon for hearing aids to require some degree of service each year, which is why they are sold with warranties and repair coverage. But just how often >> Hearing Loss Isn’t So Invisible (4/20/2016) - Hearing loss is commonly referred to as an invisible health condition, and early warning signs are often overlooked. Unlike other medical conditions, you can’t physically see the signs of hearing >> Strategies For Telling Others You Have A Hearing Loss (1/27/2016) - “It’s noisy in here.” “The wind is really strong.” “Your phone keeps breaking up and dropping your voice.” “Can you stop mumbling please?” We’ve all used these excuses before, and >> Good Sound Audiology Welcomes Audiology Assistant Wendi Black (11/25/2015) - Good Sound Audiology welcomes Wendi Black as Audiology Assistant to the practice. Wendi has been working with Good Sound Audiology since June and looks forward to helping patients achieve a >> Summer Book Club Review #3 (10/15/2015) - The hearing loss guide: Useful information and advice for patients and families written by John M. Burkey The goal of this book is to provide the reader with a first-hand >> Summer Book Club Review #2 (10/8/2015) - The Consumer Handbook on Hearing Loss and Hearing Aids: A bridge to healing; Edited by Clinical Audiologist Richard E. Carmen, Au.D., Fourth Edition 2014 The Consumer Handbook will educate you >> Summer Book Club Review #1 (10/1/2015) - A review of Frustrated by Hearing Loss? 5 Keys to Communication Success by Dusty Ann Jessen, Au.D. This is a must read for our patients! I love this handbook for >> Shhhh! I’m hunting wabbits with SoundGear (8/31/2015) - Hunting and shooting are one of the most popular past-times in America. But, shooting any type of firearm without the proper protection can result in severe damage to your hearing, whether temporary or permanent. >> Hearing Loss Information is Beautiful (6/30/2015) - I recently came across a tidbit of information on Facebook, aptly named Common MythConceptions. As I was reading some the common myths and misconceptions. It made me think of the >> Tricks to better hearing. (6/3/2015) - In a world full of important (and often unimportant) sounds, anyone with normal or impaired hearing can stand to benefit from hearing life hacks. Do you think you have hearing loss? Do >> Preserve your hearing! (5/28/2015) - May is Better Hearing Month, and this year, we are all about hearing protection. Losing your hearing isn’t the same as breaking a bone, which often can be broken and repaired multiple >> Quick tips to reduced repairs (3/11/2015) - 5 Quick tips to reduced repairs and improve the life of your hearing aids. After acclimating to wearing hearing aids, many patients feel lost when they have to send their >> Hearing loss and mental health connected (2/6/2015) - In recent years there has been some startling research regarding how hearing loss can contribute to cognitive decline and its effect on mental health. Prior to having physical data from >> Treatment, Prevention and Symptoms of Swimmer’s Ear – Acute External Otitis (8/29/2014) - Swimmer's ear, formally referred to as acute external otitis or otitis externa, is an infection of the outer ear canal (the section outside the eardrum). This type of infection was >> Should You Replace Your Old Hearing Aid or Should You Fix It? (8/13/2014) - One of the most common questions we hear is, "My hearing aid is broken or just isn't working the way it used to - do you think I should buy >> Typical Hearing Aid Buying Mistakes Made by First Time Buyers (7/15/2014) - If you're shopping for your first hearing aid and finding the process confusing, you are not alone. The publication Consumer Reports followed a dozen people over a period of six >> How Long Will My Hearing Aid Batteries Last? (6/14/2014) - The question of precisely how long hearing aid batteries should be expected to last isn't as simple to respond to as it seems, because battery performance is dependent upon a >> These Five Facts About Veterans and Hearing Problems Might Shock You (5/18/2014) - Missing appendages, post-traumatic stress, and brain trauma: These are what many people think of when they think about post-combat injuries. Hearing loss, though, may not often come to mind. These >> 10 Things You Should Know About Hearing Loss & Your Health (5/9/2014) - (1) Hearing loss is tied to depression. Research shows that hearing loss is associated with an increased risk of depression in adults of all ages, but is most pronounced in >> Indications, Symptoms and Treatment Options for Meniere’s Disease (3/18/2014) - If you find yourself experiencing tinnitus, vertigo, and fluctuating hearing loss, you may be suffering from Meniere's disease. Meniere's disease is an inner ear condition that can cause disruptions in >> Hearing Loss Stats that may Shock You (10/29/2013) - Do you have a loved one that needs a hearing aid (or at least a hearing test) but won't go along with your advice? Chatting about some of the data >> Fact or Fiction – Excess Ear Wax Leads to Loss Of Hearing (10/10/2013) - What most people call ear wax occurs because our ear canals are lined with hair follicles and glands that produce an oily wax called cerumen. This wax lines the interior >>
