Patient Resources
Get Your Hearing Aids Cleaned & Checked in Virginia
Anyone who has experienced the trauma of hearing loss will be aware that from the moment an individual first receives a pair of hearing aids, the device becomes one of the most essential items in their possession. Hearing aids offer people the opportunity to connect...
When Is the Right Time to Upgrade My Hearing Aids?
Hearing aids, just like any regular piece of technology, are prone to becoming outdated. Yet, with all the confusing information out there, many people struggle to acknowledge the first indicators, which are a sign that you’re due an upgrade. How Long Do Hearing Aids...
Hearing Aid Repairs Don’t Have to Be Expensive
A hearing aid that isn't working properly can be a source of great frustration. After all, you depend on your hearing aids to communicate, be aware of your surroundings, connect to others, and so much more. My team and I understand how important it is for hearing aid...
Is Your iPhone 12 Causing Sound Problems With Your Hearing Aids?
As a hearing aid specialist, I strive to keep up with changing technology and provide my patients with advanced hearing care. I have recently observed an increase in patients concerned about sound distortion and Bluetooth connectivity issues with their Made for iPhone...
Mobile Hearing Testing: How Does it Work?
Hearing loss tends to sneak up on most people. It is often so gradual that most people are not aware of it until it becomes a significant problem. If you have trouble following conversations or frequently ask others to repeat themselves, it is a good time for...
Hearing The Tech Way – A New Hearing Solution from Android
Technology makes everything better, and it has recently introduced a solution that will make life easier for hearing challenges. Google has a new accessibility feature that makes life safer for hard of hearing and enables them to detect important things happening...
How Common Is Hearing Loss in the USA? The Answer Is Surprising
Hearing loss is the third most common chronic physical condition in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control. The CDC also reports hearing loss is more common than cancer and diabetes. To give you a better sense of how prevalent hearing loss is,...
Sudden Hearing Loss And COVID-19, Whats The Link?
We know the dangers that COVID-19 can pose to our body’s respiratory system. But could it also lead to hearing issues? New research suggests a link between the virus and sudden sensorineural hearing loss, or SSHL for short, which can cause very rapid hearing decline,...
How We Are Supporting You During Covid-19
Supporting Virginia’s Hearing Aid Wearers Through COVID-19 With the challenges presented by COVID-19, Hearing at Home has introduced an ‘Emergency Hearing Care Support’ service. Regardless of where you purchased your hearing aids from, and/or who your local hearing...
Why Do So Many US Troops Have Hearing Loss?
While non-visible military injuries like Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) have — thankfully — been receiving more attention over the past few years, we have a long way to go before all of our bases are truly covered. It turns out that hearing loss and tinnitus...
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