It’s no secret that hearing loss impacts your social life and how you communicate with family and friends. But did you know that if left untreated, it can also affect other aspects of your overall well-being? Most people don’t realize that hearing impairment can impact your emotions. Not only does it change how you interact […]
Like any technological device, hearing aids have a limited lifespan. On average, hearing aids last anywhere from three to seven years. How long they last depends on the device, how they were taken care of, and normal wear and tear.
Better Hearing and Speech Month According to the World Health Organization (WHO), disabling hearing loss affects 466 million people worldwide. The American Speech-Language-Hearing AssociationNebraska Speech-Language-Hearing Association Read MoreAccording to the Veteran Affairs research, Hearing Loss is the leading war injury current war veterans face. Read More Three in Five people have a close family member with moderate to
Health Benefits Hearing Balance Brain Without Treatment With Treatment Mental Health Individuals who reported having untreated hearing loss of a moderate or worse degree are more likely to use mental health services for psychosocial disorders such as depression.1 Dementia Risk The risk of dementia is present with ALL severities of hearing loss! It doubles with mild hearing
Your eyes are itchy, and your nose is runny. You tell yourself this is typical for allergy season. However, did you know your allergies can also cause a diminished sense in your hearing ability? Symptoms affecting the ears can include itching, swelling, vertigo, fullness in the ear, and muffled hearing. Allergies and Hearing Loss Your
The Prevalence of Dizziness and Imbalance in those 65+is approximately 20% – 30%. As the population ages, we have a growing number of patients who commonly report feelings of unsteadiness, lightheadedness or true vertigo. These symptoms often lead to falls which can cause injury, hospitalization or disability. As the causes for these symptoms are multi-factorial,
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month You can take care of yourself by taking care of your brain. It’s what makes you, YOU! Our brains are like any other muscle in our body; they need frequent exercise. The exciting news is that brain exercises come in a variety of forms. These include art, music,
Some coronavirus patients have reported prolonged illnesses and atypical symptoms, dubbed “COVID long-haulers.” These complications include heart damage, lung damage, neurological disorders as well as dizziness. In a survey of nearly 640 long-haulers, about one-third experienced earaches and two-thirds had dizziness and vertigo (Assaf et al, 2020). To date, there seems to be “no predictable pattern” as to
Questions about the new OTC (over-the-counter) legislation? OTC Hearing Devices Prescription Hearing Aids Fit by: Self Fit by: Licensed Audiologist Price: Average $1,000 to $2,000 Price: Average $1,000 to $7,000 Age: 19+ Age: Any Hearing loss determined by PERCEPTION only Hearing loss confirmed through comprehensive assessment Selection: Self Selection: Audiologist recommendations based on assessments and
Drop-Off Location We are excited to be a drop-off location for One Day Without Shoes. Donate new or gently used wearable footwear. Every Year Complete Hearing gets to be part of the Day Without Shoes event that Cornhusker Bank and The People’s City Mission put on in April. https://youtu.be/WF67p3puoT8