The Rise and Fall (and Rise Again) of Hearing Aid Manual Controls
19 years ago when I was in graduate school studying Audiology, most hearing aids had a volume wheel. Perhaps you remember a family member turning
19 years ago when I was in graduate school studying Audiology, most hearing aids had a volume wheel. Perhaps you remember a family member turning
One thing that we often hear from our audiology and hearing aid patients is, “How long will it take to get used to my new
Have you ever wondered what a day in the life of an Audiologist looks like? Jocelyn Dore, Audiologist at Advanced Specialty Care, gives us
We see many young children, between the age of 1 and 3 years old, for hearing testing at Advanced Audiology. While it may seem young,
The weather is still warm which means you may still be wearing fewer layers, but that doesn’t necessarily apply to your ears! Before you tackle yard work, crank
As an audiologist, I think a lot about how sound and how it affects hearing health. Background noise particularly important to take into consideration when adjusting my
All babies born in Connecticut hospitals, and most other states in the U.S., have hearing screenings shortly after birth. It is possible to measure parts of
People frequently arrive in our offices with complaints of muffled hearing. They describe this as feeling as if their ears are filled with cotton and
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