How Do Newer Hearing Aids Make Hearing So Easy?
It goes without saying that the noise level at the library is a lot different than when you’re taking in a Longhorns game at Moody Center. If you use hearing aids, you need your device to account for those changes. The good news is that newer hearing aids contain a multitude of features that can…
What to Know Before Buying a Hearing Aid
Do you suffer from untreated hearing loss but finally feel ready to take the leap and purchase your first set of hearing aids? If so, you probably have a lot of questions about the process. In this article, we review the steps for buying a hearing aid. First, you must get a hearing test; second,…
Can Hearing Aids Help My Mind?
As we go through life it’s important to continue to keep our minds engaged. Whether that means learning a new skill, staying physically active or picking up a new novel or jigsaw puzzle at BookPeople, experts agree we must make sure we take care of our minds the same way we do our bodies. If…
Can Hearing Aids Protect Your Ability to Think?
Hearing loss has been linked to a number of physical, mental and emotional health issues when left untreated. This includes increased risk of falls and cognitive decline. Just like completing your daily crossword puzzle or taking a class at University of Texas at Austin, treating your hearing loss with hearing aids can protect your ability…
Better Hearing & Speech Month: COVID-19 Addition
May is Better Hearing & Speech Month. The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) originally selected the theme “Communication at Work,” but COVID-19 had other plans. ASHA has updated their messaging to feature guidance for preventing and managing communication disorders during these challenging times. With so many Americans staying home to help keep others safe, those who…