Hearing aids
Hearing aids offer a range of benefits, from helping hearing loss to managing symptoms of tinnitus. However, if you’re new to wearing hearing aids, putting in or inserting hearing aids for the first time can be an overwhelming experience. People are generally put off by hearing aids because of the stigma around the appearance, or…
The constant ringing or whooshing sounds of tinnitus can be extremely disruptive and distressing. While there is no cure for tinnitus, wearing hearing aids can minimise tinnitus symptoms to the point where they are virtually unnoticeable and, in some cases, even eliminate the experience of tinnitus completely. Advanced hearing aid models come with tinnitus treatment…
Living with tinnitus is mentally taxing and can affect overall quality of life. And while there is no cure for tinnitus, hearing aids have been proven to significantly relieve tinnitus symptoms. Hearing aids work to alleviate tinnitus symptoms by amplifying external sounds into the ear to improve hearing, and in turn, mask the tinnitus sounds.…
Hearing aids are small electronic devices worn around or in the ear that help improve the hearing ability of individuals who experience hearing loss. A survey by AustraliaTrak revealed that 94% of those who used hearing aids found that the devices significantly improved the quality of life of users. Despite the resounding evidence that hearing…
Losing a hearing aid can be both frustrating and costly, but understanding the protections available and implementing preventative measures for hearing aids can help provide some peace of mind. Here, we’ll explore practical tips for minimising the risk of loss, delve into the world of warranties and the difference between steps for HSP and non…
Hearing aid technology in Australia has come a long way — today’s modern hearing aid devices offer incredibly realistic sound quality and advanced features that can dramatically increase the quality of life of someone with hearing issues. Among the most popular types of new hearing aid devices are invisible hearing aids which are the smallest…
Attending a hearing test is the most reliable way to get a clear picture of your hearing health, but having a pre-existing hearing condition such as tinnitus may affect the results of the test. If you are aware that you have tinnitus, or suspect that you have it, it’s important to understand the potential impact…
A free hearing screening test takes about 15 minutes, with more comprehensive tests taking up to an hour to complete. If you have booked a hearing test on a day, it’s recommended to free up time in your schedule before and after the hearing test period so that you are not in a hurry to…
Regular cleaning of your hearing aids is recommended to make sure they continue working as intended. Hearing aids are designed to last anywhere from three to seven years – but they can last even longer for some if the devices are well-maintained. Caring for your hearing aid devices can ensure that they last longer –…
Hearing loss is relatively common in Australia, with a study by the AIHW showing that an estimated 15% of all Australians wear hearing aids. With this percentage likely to increase over the next few years due to the ageing population, more and more people will start to find themselves in need of hearing aids. The…
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