What are OTC hearing aids? Up until recently, a ‘hearing aid’ was an FDA approved medical device sold and programmed by an Audiologist with requirements for an in-office evaluation, customized fitting and mandatory trial period . These devices passed rigorous safety...
Are you experiencing tinnitus (ringing, humming or buzzing in your ears) for the first time? Has your tinnitus has changed or increased recently? What can you do? If you have hearing aids – wear them. Hearing aids are good for your hearing and your If your tinnitus...
Did you know your cardiovascular health is linked to hearing health? It’s true! Our ears are extremely sensitive to blood flow and the oxygen it delivers. However, the veins and arteries that supply our ears with oxygen are very small, so any disruptions to the...
Are you a lover of sleep? Or swimming? Or going to loud concerts? Or hunting and shooting? You might need earplugs. There’s a wide range on the market and can run you from a dollar or two, up to a several hundred dollars. Noise reduction ratings (NRR) vary from 15 to...
Have you ever wondered why hearing aids are not rechargeable? They are! Dr. Teresa Burns, Audiologist at Teresa Burns Hearing explains, “Rechargeable battery technology and size of batteries has really improved over the past few years. We now have models that change...