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I Got Hearing Aids, Now What?

It is important to continue to check in with your audiologist for routine maintenance on your hearing aids and to monitor your hearing loss. In addition, consider accessories that work with your hearing aid to enhance your hearing aid’s function or improve your listening experience.

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How HearingTracker Came to Be

Ten years ago, an audiologist noticed how some patients were being fit with hearing aids not appropriate for their hearing, so he decided to do something about it.

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The Patient’s Journey, From the Audiologist’s Perspective

The patient’s journey getting hearing devices starts from the precontemplation stage through to maintenance and exit.

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Should People Buy Hearing Aids Online or In Person?

The audiologist’s job is to educate you on your hearing loss and treatment options. A very important factor in successful hearing aid use is the provided follow-up care.

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Young Adults Are Redefining Healthy Hearing

No longer solely associated with older adults, hearing aids are poised to be embraced by a new wave of tech-savvy and style-conscious individuals who are reshaping the industry and challenging long-held perceptions.

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Plum Blossoms and Perseverance

Plum blossom trees are important in Chinese culture because they bloom through cold winters, symbolizing perseverance. Throughout my childhood, perseverance has played a huge role in my story.

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Top 3 Questions People Have About Their Ears

Earwax, hearing aid cost, and tinnitus rank as the three most frequently asked questions.

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A Pioneer in Hearing Conservation

As the first audiology officer in the U.S. Navy in 1979, Herman Kidder, Ph.D., helped establish the Navy’s Hearing Conservation Program.

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Adventures and Revelations From Getting Hearing Aids

Contemporary hearing aids are virtually invisible, and since everyone has things sticking in and around their ears these days, it’s a non-event.

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Myths and More About Buying Hearing Aids

The paper reports that its survey found 75 percent of respondents elected to go to an audiologist for hearing healthcare services compared with 20 percent visiting a hearing instrument specialist.

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