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How To Communicate With People With Hearing Loss

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Posted by Memorial Hearing on October 13, 2020

It’s estimated that approximately 466 million people around the world deal with disabling hearing loss. Hearing aids may be able to open communications for these individuals, but the unfortunate truth is that only around 17 percent of those who could benefit from the use of one of these devices have access to them. Even for those who do have hearing aids, their use is not a foolproof way to ensure open verbal communication. Communication is a two-way street, and additional strategies may be required [...]

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Are Eargo Hearing Aids Any Good? A Review by Memorial Hearing

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Posted by Memorial Hearing on October 12, 2020

Many cases of hearing loss go untreated in the Houston area because, historically, hearing aids have had some significant issues. They’ve been too expensive and without the necessary features that make them easy to wear all day. That is, they can be bulky, uncomfortable, and very visible.  Eargo, though, has crafted a product that seeks to eliminate those issues through a combination of the latest audio and comfort technology. That is, they can help you hear again while providing all-day comfort [...]

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Hearing Aids Got Wet? Here’s What You Should Do

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Posted by Memorial Hearing on August 6, 2020

Getting your hearing aids wet is an accident that can happen to just about anybody. Unfortunately, as common of a mistake, this may be, it can also be an expensive one. Whether you use rechargeable hearing aids or disposable battery hearing aids, both types are susceptible to damage from water exposure. Water and hearing aids simply don’t mix. Like most electronic devices, hearing aids should be kept away from water. And although your hearing aids may be labeled as “water-resistant,” that’s [...]

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How Do Audiologists Test for Tinnitus

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Posted by Memorial Hearing on July 21, 2020

According to Mayo Clinic, tinnitus affects 15–20% of people. This common condition makes you hear sounds that aren’t actually there. The noises can be constant or come and go. Some people perceive a mild hum, while others hear a piercing squeal that causes headaches and makes concentrating difficult. If you experience these irritating sounds, tinnitus testing with Memorial Hearing can help you find treatment. Why Is Tinnitus Testing Necessary? Constant ringing, buzzing, or hissing in one or both [...]

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