An Audiologist Visit Can Address These Reasons for Not Wearing Your Hearing Aids

Portrait senior woman with white toothy smile while hearing check-up with ENT-doctor at soundproof audiometric booth using audiometry headphones and audiometer

A 2020 study by the University of Manchester revealed that a whopping 20% of people who own hearing aids do not actually wear them. This is alarming because, left untreated, hearing loss is associated with an elevated risk of loneliness, social isolation, anxiety, depression and dementia. Another study from 2013 found the most common reasons
Read More

Investing in Hearing Aids: What You Need to Know About Warranties

Close up of a man wearing a behind-the-ear hearing aid.

Hearing aids are a valuable investment in your health and well-being. They are also small, fragile and regularly exposed to elements that might be harmful to them. Thankfully, when you purchase hearing aids, they come with a warranty. However, the length of the warranty may vary from 1-3 years depending on the model. Let’s go
Read More

Step-by-Step Guide to Clean Your Hearing Aids

Young Adult Woman inserting battery into the Hearing Aid

Figuring out the best hearing aid for your unique degree of loss is only half the battle; proper hearing aid upkeep is key to keeping you connected. While many recommend having your hearing aids professionally cleaned and serviced a few times a year, there are plenty of steps you can take at home to help
Read More

Hold on to Your Hearing: The Best and Worst Places to Store Hearing Aids

Nightstand and bed.

Hearing aids are a valuable investment in not just your hearing, but your overall physical, mental and emotional well-being. Among the many benefits of hearing aids are: Decreased feelings of depression, anxiety and anger Decreased risk of dementia and cognitive decline Improved balance and decreased risk of falls Improved ability to focus Increased social interactions
Read More

How to Best Care for Your Hearing Aids

Audiologist inserting hearing aid on a woman's ear

Finding the right hearing aids can be a life-changing experience. They allow you to maintain your connections with others, participate in all the activities you enjoy, and improve the quality of your life. When you find the right pair, making sure they are properly cared for is essential to ensure they last longer and provide
Read More

How Summer Can Impact Your Hearing Aids

A beachball floating in a pool.

Summer may be coming to a close, but the hot Texas heat isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. This means there is plenty of time left for family picnics, outdoor adventures and damage to your hearing aid caused by exposure to heat, sweat and water. Dangers of Summertime Heat A summer day in Texas can easily
Read More

How to Use Headphones with Hearing Aids

A classic pair of headphones.

Hearing aid technology has been advancing at a rapid pace over the last decade. One of the newest features is the ability for hearing aids to act like headphones, connecting via Bluetooth to smartphones and televisions. However, not all devices have this feature. Whether you have opted for brand new devices or are wearing hearings
Read More

Daily Maintenance You Should Be Performing on Your Hearing Aids

Man with hearing aid uses a smartphone.

The sleek and modern hearing aids available today are nothing like the bulky and outdated devices you remember your parents or grandparents wearing. While new hearing aids are designed to provide years of exceptional service, they do require regular maintenance to keep them working their best. Following the daily maintenance checklist outlined below can help
Read More

How to Get a Pair of Hearing Aids

Doctor Fitting Female Patient With Hearing Aid

Hearing aids are medical devices that need to be prescribed by a medical professional. Unlike a TV or a smartphone, you can’t simply walk into Sunland Park Mall and pick up a set. If you’re considering hearing aids, below is everything you need to know about getting your first pair. Step 1: The Hearing Test
Read More

A Guide to Hearing Aid Maintenance

Man with hearing aid checks his phone.

When a shelf is loose and you have a question about how fix it, you visit McCoy’s Building Supply to speak with the experts. When your hearing aids are acting up, you contact your audiologist. Below are some of the most common hearing aid issues and what you can do to fix them. Your Hearing
Read More