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Dear Dr. HearCare: Do I Want Bluetooth?
Do I Want Bluetooth? Bluetooth in hearing aids is becoming a standard feature. It can add to the useability of hearing aids and help keep you connected to more around you. Here’s What we love about Bluetooth. If you use your cell phone as your primary phone or spend time making calls on your phone,…
Read MoreDr. Lundstrom’s Insights on Noise-Induced Hearing Loss Featured on Forbes
Dr. Lundstrom’s insights on noise-induced hearing loss were recently featured on Forbes Health! “While noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is preventable with appropriate hearing protection, it’s typically irreversible once it occurs. Here’s what you need to know about noise-induced hearing loss, including its symptoms, causes and treatment options.” What is Noise-Induced Hearing Loss? “NIHL is…
Read MoreDear Dr. HearCare: Can My Hearing Aids Get Wet?
Can My Hearing Aids Get Wet? A little water never hurt anybody, right? What about your hearing aids? Hearing aids are electronic devices and need to be treated accordingly. If they get wet or too sweaty make sure to dry them thoroughly. You can dry them with a cloth, remove the battery if it…
Read MoreFamous YouTuber, Mr. Beast Partners with Hearing The Call
What do you get when the world’s biggest YouTuber connects with Hearing the Call? Some of you may have heard the term “March Madness” thrown around. At the end of February, Hearing the Call was contacted by MrBeast, the world’s biggest YouTuber, about helping people hear. On short notice, we organized humanitarian hearing trips to…
Read MoreDr. Lundstrom Featured on HealthyHearing!
Dr. Lundstrom’s insights on “Emergency Communication Tips” were recently featured on HealthyHearing.com! This article is a must read for those who experience hearing loss and those who are their caretakers. It teaches how to be aware of and prepare for communication challenges during emergencies or disasters and how to provide the necessary assistance for those…
Read MoreDear Dr. HearCare: How Often Should I Test My Hearing?
If you are 65 or older, as part of your routine healthcare, you should have an annual hearing exam. Your initial hearing test will establish a baseline that your audiologist will use to monitor your hearing for further progression. Depending on the results your audiologist will advise you of any medical concerns, need to see…
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