Celebrate National Speech-Language-Hearing Month with an Audiologist Visit
Hearing loss affects an estimated 15% of American adults—that’s millions of people! Despite how common it is, however, many people don’t realize they have hearing loss until it starts to impact their daily lives. May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, and to celebrate, we want to take the opportunity to provide some comprehensive education on hearing…
Get Hearing-Ready for Summer Travel
Got any exciting travel plans for the summer? Your departure date may feel a ways off now, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t critical preparation that can be done now, especially if you’re a hearing aid user. Let’s discuss some things you can do now and in the weeks leading up to your trip…
Why February’s Health Fairs Are a Great Time for a Hearing Screening
Mobile’s mini health fairs happen throughout the year, and the one scheduled for February 20th is themed “Love Your Heart.” We love being part of Mobile’s health-forward community, and as such, we want to take the opportunity to remind you to get your hearing screened regularly. Love Your Heart and Your Hearing Your heart is…
What to Expect at Your First Hearing Test
A hearing test is the essential first step in treating hearing loss. We know that beginning any new treatment or health journey can be intimidating, and you may be nervous before your first hearing test. We’ve compiled a handy guide on what to expect so you can walk into our clinic confident and excited for…
Understanding Your Hearing Test Results and Next Steps
If you’ve had your hearing tested recently, you will have received your hearing test results in the form of a chart known as an audiogram. This chart might look confusing at first, but it contains valuable insight into your hearing ability, so let’s discuss the elements of the chart and how to read it. The…
Start Your New Year with a Hearing Checkup
If it’s been a while since your last hearing test, or if you’ve never had one done at all, let’s make 2026 your year for prioritizing your hearing health. Even if you don’t believe you have any symptoms of hearing loss, it’s a good idea to be proactive with your hearing, since it’s connected to…
Everyday Sounds That Could Be Harming Your Hearing (and How to Prevent It)
Our modern world is loud—so loud, in fact, that sometimes we take for granted just how loud the volume gets and the potential effects it can have on our hearing. There are some noises you may hear on a daily basis that are causing lasting damage to your hearing health, so let’s discuss them and…
The Importance of Detecting Hearing Loss Early
Hearing loss comes on gradually—so gradually, in fact, that you might not even notice. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one out of four American adults who believe they have excellent or good hearing actually already have hearing damage. This is why it’s important to consider getting your hearing tested even…
Understanding the Connection Between Hearing Loss and Social Anxiety
Approximately 15% of U.S. adults have hearing loss. While most people think about how the condition will affect their ability to hear speech, they may not consider how it affects confidence, social interactions and mental well-being. For those with hearing loss, interacting with others can lead to feelings of isolation and, in many cases, social…
How Hearing Aids Can Make Thanksgiving Shopping Less Stressful
Thanksgiving is on the horizon, and for many of us, it’s time to start gathering everything needed for the holiday feast! But the crowded aisles, festive hustle and bustle and constant background noise can make Thanksgiving shopping overwhelming—especially for those with hearing loss. Fortunately, hearing aids can be a game-changer, helping relieve the stress of…