Why Wearing Hearing Aids While Alone Is Essential
Hearing aids offer many benefits that go beyond helping you in conversations with friends or family or ordering a coffee at places. These devices can also be incredibly valuable during your quiet, solo moments. Physical and Emotional Benefits of Using Hearing Aids Alone Wearing hearing aids when you’re alone can bring several key benefits: Easier…
Home Safety Tips for Those with Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is a common condition, affecting around 15% of American adults. If you or a loved one is experiencing hearing loss, there are additional safety precautions that may be helpful to ensure your home remains a safe place. Safety Risks Associated with Hearing Loss People with hearing loss may face unique challenges when it…
How to Fix Common Hearing Aid Issues
It can be frustrating when your hearing aids stop working, especially when you’re enjoying time with friends. Fortunately, many common hearing aid issues can be easily fixed. Below are some troubleshooting tips to help you get your hearing aids working again so you’re not left in silence. No Sound from Your Hearing Aids If your…
What to Include on Your Daily Hearing Aid Maintenance Checklist
Approximately 15% of U.S. adults have hearing loss. When you live with hearing loss, your hearing aids play a vital role in supporting your overall health, so it’s essential to keep them in good condition. Much like you schedule routine maintenance for your car, such as oil changes and tune-ups, hearing aids also need regular…
Meredith C. Carr
Meredith, an Augusta native, received her undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia in 2010, followed by a Master of Science in Nursing from the Medical College of Georgia in 2011. She began her nursing career in the emergency department refining her clinical skill, sparking a deeper passion in her field. Her desire for higher…
Alishia McCoullough
Alishia received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Simmons College in 2011. Alishia spent the first several years of her nursing career in medical surgical nursing, trauma and critical care. Her desire to advance her learning to better care for patients led her to pursue and complete a Master of Science at Simmons College…
How to Make the Most of Your Hearing Aids During Holiday Gatherings
The holiday season is a wonderful time for family gatherings and festive celebrations. However, for the 28.8 million American adults who could benefit from hearing aids, engaging in conversations at noisy events can be a challenge. With a few helpful strategies, you can make the most of your hearing aids and fully enjoy your holiday…
Tips for Wearing Hearing Aids at the Skating Rink
As winter approaches, it’s time to cozy up with a steaming mug of hot cocoa and plan fun outings like a night of ice skating at Evans On Ice! While ice skating brings excitement, it can raise concerns for those wearing hearing aids. You might wonder how cold temperatures and the physical demands of skating…
Understanding the Link Between Hearing Loss and Anxiety
Receiving a hearing loss diagnosis can stir up a lot of emotions. As you adjust to this new reality, questions may arise about how it will affect your daily life and which treatments might be best for you. Among these uncertainties, anxiety can easily creep in, presenting as nervousness, tension or a racing heartbeat. Let’s…
What To Know About Fall Hearing Aid Care
As the crisp breeze of autumn rolls in, it’s time to prepare your hearing aids for the unique challenges of fall. Whether you’re planning a scenic hike through changing leaves or attending your favorite football game, proper maintenance ensures you won’t miss a sound. Let’s look at why hearing aids are important and some tips…