Category: Hearing Health
Good Nutrition Can Decrease Your Risk for Hearing Loss
January 13, 2021Your ears rely on a well-balanced diet to function correctly, and it may also decrease your risk for hearing loss. A 2019 study conducted by researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston indicated women who consumed a healthy diet over three years were 25% less likely to develop high-frequency hearing loss and 30% less likely to […]
Tips for Surviving the Holidays with Hearing Loss
December 29, 2020Holiday gatherings can be challenging for those with hearing loss. Being a part of a conversation with your loved ones as you celebrate the season is one of the most meaningful things you can do during the holidays. It’s also important to know your options if you choose to have a virtual gathering to practice […]
October Is National Protect Your Hearing Month
October 21, 2020October isn’t just a time for changing leaves and spooky fun. It’s also National Protect Your Hearing Month! Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) affects nearly 25% of Americans ages 20-69, but there are ways you can protect yourself. What Is Noise-Induced Hearing Loss? NIHL is hearing loss caused by exposure to noises louder than 85 decibels […]
How Volume Is The Rise And Fall Of A Musician’s Career
June 15, 2020Bono has had an illustrious career as U2’s frontman and lyricist. But his years of jamming for massive audiences has left him with tinnitus – a ringing or buzzing in the ears. Ironically, he took his stage name from a hearing aid shop in Dublin. Music is a universal language, so you’d be hard-pressed to […]
Beware Home Remedies That “Cure” Hearing Loss
April 27, 2020Natural remedies have been around for thousands of years, with varying reports of effectiveness. The Food & Drug Administration does not monitor every home remedy, so it’s difficult to say which treatments are useful and which are just snake oil. When it comes to hearing loss treatment, it’s important to be wary of products that […]
Important COVID-19 Information
March 17, 2020Given the growing concerns of COVID-19, we wanted to share a few updates on the precautions we are taking. The health and wellness of our patients and employees is our first priority. Get The Facts The New Jersey Health Department and CDC have up to date information for you. We encourage you to visit these […]
Include The Family In Your Holiday Hearing Plan
December 17, 2019Reconnecting with family and making memories is always a must during the holiday season, but your hearing loss could cause you to miss out on those precious moments. Don’t wait until it’s too late, start taking steps now to prep your ears for the sounds of the season. Have A Seat Holiday parties present acoustic […]
Want a strong brain? Keep your ears and eyes sharp
July 30, 2019The best way to fight cognitive decline in the later years of life may just be to keep your ears and eyes strong. About 10% of Americans have some degree of hearing loss at the age of 40. That number increases significantly as we age – about 33% of those over 65 and nearly 50% […]
Risk of Falls
May 20, 2019Did you know… 67% of emergency room visits by adults ages 65+ are for falls? Falls are the leading cause of injury-related deaths for older adults. Research indicates the reason why hearing loss can increase the risk of falls. Those with hearing challenges may have:
Learning About the Link Between Diabetes and Hearing Loss
March 19, 2019Diabetes and hearing loss are among the most common health issues in the United States. Statistics show that almost 30 million Americans have diabetes, while more than 34 million people have some form of hearing loss. Those numbers may not be coincidental, according to research. Studies show that people with diabetes are twice as likely […]