How To Help Your Child Adjust To Wearing Hearing Aids in the Classroom
Before your child heads back to Vero Beach Elementary School, you want to ensure they have everything they need to succeed. If your child wears hearing aids, you might need to take a few additional steps to help them be fully prepared for the new school year. Speak With Your Child’s Teacher About Their Hearing…
How are Animals Helping Scientists Improve Hearing Aids?
You might think that a spider lurking in your kitchen or the fly buzzing in your face at Lagoon Greenway is nothing but a nuisance. However, researchers see them as helpful in unlocking the secrets to better hearing aids. Background Noise and Hearing Aid Limitations You might be wondering how insects could possibly help anyone…
Can Hearing Aids Slow Cognitive Decline?
If you’re forgetful, purchasing a day planner from Vero Beach Book Center may help. But if you experience forgetfulness due to cognitive decline, there’s another solution that may help even more: wearing hearing aids. Recent research shows that wearing hearing aids may delay cognitive decline and improve brain function in older adults. Hearing Loss Statistics…
Hearing Aids Can Help Your Mental and Cognitive Health
Hearing aids can do more than improve your hearing ability. Research has shown they can also help prevent or delay the onset of cognitive and mental health issues like dementia, depression and anxiety. The Connection Between Hearing Loss and Cognitive and Mental Health Researchers at the University of Michigan examined the association between hearing aids…
How Hearing Aids Can Help Your Brain
At present, there is no cure for dementia. This is worrisome since the population’s age is steadily rising, as is the prevalence of this cognitive impairment. Fortunately, hearing aids have been shown to possibly prevent or delay a dementia diagnosis. The Link Between Hearing Loss & Dementia Hearing loss is a well-established risk factor for…
Don’t Wait to Get a Hearing Aid – 5 Reasons to Act Now
According to the CDC, hearing loss is the third most common chronic physical condition in the U.S., affecting approximately 48 million Americans. Yet despite its prevalence, there still seems to be a stigma around wearing hearing aids. In fact, only about one in five people who could benefit from a hearing aid actually wears one….
Hearing Aids & Healthy Brain Function
One common misconception about hearing loss is that it only affects the ears, but this is far from true. Because the ears and brain work together to help you hear, both are affected when it comes to hearing loss. Below we explore the link between hearing loss and cognitive decline as well as discuss how…
The Life-Changing Benefits of Hearing Aids
Hearing loss affects more than just your ability to hear. It can impact your relationships, your mental health, physical wellness, cognitive abilities and your overall quality of life. Below we explore some of the impacts of untreated hearing loss and how hearing aids can change your life for the better. Hearing Loss & Dementia Hearing…
Can Hearing Aids Protect Your Ability to Think?
Untreated hearing loss has been linked to a variety of physical, mental and emotional problems, including earlier onset of cognitive decline. Treating your hearing loss with hearing aids is one of many ways you can help prevent or delay this condition, just like completing the daily crossword puzzle or taking a class at Florida Atlantic…
Understanding CROS and BiCROS Hearing Aids
CROS and BiCROS hearing aids are used to treat a specific type of hearing loss called single-sided deafness (SSD), a condition that affects approximately 60,000 people in the U.S. each year. What Is Single-Sided Deafness? People with single-sided deafness have hearing loss in only one ear or have much more severe hearing loss in one…