Good Sound Audiology, PLLC, is a private audiology practice with offices located in Gilbert, Mesa and Sun Lakes, Arizona. Our focus is treating those with various levels of hearing loss so they may enjoy the highest quality of life possible. Through complete audiological evaluations (hearing tests) on all ages, hearing aids, assistive listening devices and other services, we seek to treat individuals with solid solutions for their hearing loss. We take your lifestyle, specific hearing loss and … Read More
Shhhh! I’m hunting wabbits with SoundGear
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. A study by the University of … [Read more]
Hearing Loss Information is Beautiful
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 common mythconceptions of hearing loss and hearing aids that I address … [Read more]
Tricks to better hearing.
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 you struggle to hear in noisy situations? Do you strain to hear … [Read more]
Preserve your hearing!
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 times. Hearing loss can’t be repaired. It’s permanent. Once you … [Read more]
Quick tips to reduced repairs
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 aids in for repair and be without them for a week or so. Below are 5 … [Read more]
Hearing loss and mental health connected
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 imaging and objective test techniques we relied on subjective … [Read more]
