Hearing aids have helped millions of people improve their hearing since they were invented in the late 1800s. One of the things that will ensure that they are working as the manufacture intended for as long as possible is to come up with a routine where they cleaned and cared for regularly. Hearing aids are […]
According to the Nation Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, nearly 15% of American adults report some sort of difficulty with hearing – that is over thirty-five million people! While hearing loss can be caused by many different things, some people may not realize the type of job they have could be contributing to […]
When most people think about hearing loss, they think of things like loud noises, trauma to the ear, or perhaps even old age. Most people would not think that something like medicine could affect your hearing. Medicine is something that people associate with healing and recovery. It may come as a surprise, but there are […]
Resonance Audiology is celebrating Better Speech and Hearing Month by partnering with the Junior League of Lancaster to collect diapers for families in need. During the entire month of May, Resonance Audiology will gather diapers and distribute them to those in the community who need them most. Thirty-three percent of U.S. households struggle with having […]
Tinnitus is a condition that affects more than fifty million Americans to some degree. In most cases, tinnitus causes noises in the ear, which can take the form of ringing, humming, or even buzzing – these noises may vary in pitch and volume. Tinnitus isn’t created by an external source and other people can not […]
The ear is one of the most advanced and sensitive organs of the human body, capable of detecting, transmitting, and transducing sound to the brain and maintaining a sense of balance. Sounds are everywhere and we have these incredible body parts that let us hear them – our ears – but how does it work? […]
Chances are that if you’re reading this blog, you may be wondering if you are experiencing hearing loss. In the United States, approximately 15% of adults over the age of 18 say that they have some level of hearing loss. While hearing loss is more common than people think, it is not something that is […]
Hearing aids do much more than provide a level of comfort and ease to people with hearing loss, and overall improve their social life – they may actually have a significant positive effect on their brain. If you wear hearing aids, you may already be improving your brain function; if you don’t wear them regularly, […]
According to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, age-related hearing loss affects about 25% of people aged 65 – 74, and 50% of ages 75 and older. Overall, more males seem to be impacted. Also, by middle age, many men will have hearing nerve damage from long exposure to noises, such as […]
