Hearing Health Blog
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A hearing aid fitting is a significant step in the whole hearing aid buying process. This is where your hearing health professional will actually fit the device. You’ll also be told how to look after your hearing aids and shown how to use the different settings/features. Attending your first hearing aid fitting can feel a little daunting, but there’s really
Hearing loss is something that affects many people, and it doesn’t always have to be as serious as you may believe to pose some issues to your day-to-day life. In fact, hearing loss at all levels can present problems, but many people just don’t bother to seek out treatment for it. Whether you believe that it isn’t an issue, or
If your hearing aid suddenly stops working - or your notice part of it has broken off or become damaged - then it’s vital that hearing aid repairs are carried out. Understandably, you may have no clue how to handle these, which is why we’ve written this post! Below, you’ll find a few troubleshooting tips that will help you handle
If you’ve never had a hearing test , then it will shock you to know that there are actually many types of test performed during your appointment. Your audiologist will test different things to get a full understanding of your hearing health, ensuring they get the correct diagnosis. If you’re about to attend your first ever hearing test, or even
Audiologists can help you with all kinds of health problems you might be experiencing relating to your ears and hearing. If you’re not sure whether you’re problems can be helped by an audiologist, we’re going to talk about the various reasons why you might see an audiologist and what they can help you with. Find out more about that below.