We’re excited to share an important update with our patients and community: LifeSound Hearing is now Sound and Steady. While our name has changed, everything you trust about your hearing care remains the same the same experienced team, the same personalized approach, and the same commitment to helping you hear and live better every day.
Selecting the right hearing aid can be a daunting task, given the vast array of styles, sizes, and technological features available in modern devices. But regardless of your needs, there’s an auditory solution for every lifestyle, preference, and degree of hearing loss. It’s all about discovering which model aligns perfectly with your specific requirements. Understanding
We all anticipate holiday customs like big family dinners and seasonal trips, but these experiences can be hard for travelers with hearing loss. High-decibel environments and chaotic transit centers often make holiday trips feel extremely draining. The good news? With the proper preparations and strategies, holiday travel can feel manageable. Whether you’re traversing busy airports
Many individuals eagerly anticipate skiing, a cold-weather sport, all year long. But if you use hearing aids, you might question if it’s secure (or practical) to keep them on the mountain. In many cases, you can ski with your hearing aids, as long as you take a few precautions to safeguard both your devices and
Winter arrives with cozy sweaters, festive lights, and joyful family fun, but it also ushers in weather that can be hard on your ears. Cold temperatures, arid air, increased congestion, and winter sicknesses can all affect ear ease and hearing health. Fortunately, you can keep your ears protected with just a few simple routines. Here’s
Hearing loss often begins so subtly that it’s easy to ignore it. When speech sounds muffled and group events become draining, many people are still reluctant to act. Frequently, the barrier is not the hearing aid, but the implications it carries. Given how widespread hearing loss is, a lot of people still equate hearing aids
Prolonged exposure to loud noise can take a severe toll on your hearing health, chiefly in settings where sound levels go above safe thresholds. You must safeguard your ears; this is necessary for more than preventing hearing loss—it also helps you maintain focus amidst noisy conditions. Consequently, what steps should you implement to select the
At its core, Thanksgiving revolves around shared meals, loved ones, and engaging in conversation. A loved one with hearing loss, though seated by caring family, can often feel disconnected during the meal. While one might hesitate, a holiday setting is often an ideal, supportive time to begin a sensitive conversation about hearing health. The Reasons
In our fast-paced society, linking with people, information, and sound is fundamental. For those with hearing loss, keeping pace with that connected life can be strenuous, especially with older hearing aids that simply make things louder rather than clearer. Fortunately, Bluetooth hearing aids are altering this situation. Merging advanced wireless capability with simple convenience, they
Hearing aids are frequently life-changing, resulting in better communication and a superior quality of life. When first starting to use them, some users report headaches. Luckily, despite the frustration, these headaches are often short-lived and can be easily resolved with correct adjustments and care. Let’s examine why these headaches happen and how to avoid or
Is it possible that you’ve had a hearing exam that showed normal hearing, yet you still experience trouble following dialogue, above all in environments with a lot of ambient noise, such as public venues, eateries, or workspaces? If this is the case, be assured you are not imagining it. It’s possible you have hidden hearing
Could maintaining good hearing actually be the key to safeguarding your cognitive function? The Framingham Heart Study’s long-term data informed this discovery, leading to this determination. Compared to people who don’t treat hearing loss, the data indicates that adults who utilize hearing aids before age 70 may see a substantial reduction in their risk of
