Our human ears can hear a wide range of sounds. On average, a person with healthy hearing can hear between 20 Hz and 20,000 kHz. But have you ever wondered how our hearing abilities stack up against those of the animal kingdom? Animals have honed their abilities so...
Hearing Aid Coverage in Ontario
Hearing aids are life-changing for many people who struggle with a hearing loss, but they also require a financial investment. Like many things in life, with advancements, inflation and the general cost of living, hearing aids are getting more expensive. The good...
Traditional vs. Rechargeable Hearing Aid Batteries
Hearing aids come in many different styles, but they all have the same major components – a microphone, an amplifier, a receiver and a battery. Hearing aid batteries were once disposable, but today, many manufacturers produce hearing aids with rechargeable batteries. ...
What Should You Do with Older Hearing Aids?
Whether you’re considering an upgrade to the latest technology, you’ve stumbled upon a forgotten pair of hearing aids tucked away in a drawer or you’ve recently lost a loved one who used hearing aids, you might be wondering what to do with those older devices. Don’t...
When Your Ears Feel Plugged, But It’s Not Wax: What Now?
Do you ever experience the sensation of your ears feeling plugged as if they're full or blocked, but after checking, you find that it's not due to wax buildup? If so, you're not alone. Many individuals encounter this discomfort, and it can be frustrating trying to...
Navigating Comorbidities: The Impact of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is often perceived as a consequence of aging, and many individuals tend to overlook its potential impact on overall health. However, untreated hearing loss can lead to a range of comorbidities, affecting not only a person's auditory experience but also...
Hear the Holidays: Accessory Technology for Festive Joy
The holiday season is a time for joy, laughter, and celebration with friends and family. However, for those with hearing loss, the festivities can sometimes be challenging. Thankfully, advancements in technology have given rise to a range of hearing aid assistive...
What You Should Know About Sudden Hearing Loss
Hearing loss can happen to anyone, but typically, it happens gradually. Sudden loss, also known as sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSHL), is a frightening and potentially life-altering condition that can occur suddenly and without warning. In this blog, we will...