Dangerous Decibels at the Gym

Dangerous Decibels at the Gym

Exercise is good for your overall health – and your hearing health as well! With certain types of hearing loss linked to issues with the cardiovascular system, regular activity is good for staving off these conditions. Whether you’re in a group class or working out alone, in the last few minutes of a workout, the right song gives you the ...
8 Questions You May Have About Hearing Loss

8 Questions You May Have About Hearing Loss

As with all new experiences, the journey to better hearing health can be overwhelming. When you visit us at Custom Hearing Solutions, our audiologist and team of hearing specialists are here to support you through the process. If you’ve been preparing for your consultation beforehand, you may have found an abundance of information and research on hearing loss. Here, we’ve ...
Custom Hearing Solutions - Best Hearing Aids for Active Lifestyle

Best Hearing Aids for Active Lifestyles

Whether you have just been prescribed hearing aids, or you have been experiencing the benefits of amplified hearing for some time, you are fully aware of the connection between clear hearing and being connected to the world around you. Though adjusting to life of hearing loss may take some time at first, the use of hearing aids in the long-term ...
Comorbidities of Hearing Loss

Comorbidities of Hearing Loss

What is a “Comorbidity”?Comorbidity is defined as “the simultaneous presence of two chronic diseases or conditions in a patient.” It may also refer to “the presence of one or more additional disorders occurring simultaneously with a primary disorder.” As with many other medical conditions, hearing loss may occur with one or more comorbidities. Hearing loss is the third most common ...
Custom Hearing Solutions - A Case for Two Hearing Aids

A Case for 2 Hearing Aids

Have you ever wondered why we have two ears on either side of our head? Over the course of human evolution, our auditory system has evolved to help us survive. In fact, our auditory system does more than hear; part of it is also responsible for our sense of balance! (Check out this interesting story from the CBC). Ancient humans ...
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How to Protect Your Hearing

Damaging your hearing is no light matter – our inner ears are delicate instruments and most hearing loss is ultimately permanent. If you value your hearing, know how to take care of it. Here are a few things to keep in mind: Recognize hazardous noise levels Pay attention to how loud the environment around you is. All noise projected at …

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Safety Tips for Seniors Driving with Hearing Loss

Technology has come a long way to enhance quality of life for older Americans in the past few decades. With smartphones and e-readers and other technology, older Americans are able to stay active and participate in the things they love with reasonable accommodation. It is important to remember that one-third of Americans over the age of 65 experience some degree ...
Tips For The Holidays With Hearing Loss

Tips for the Holidays with Hearing Loss

The holidays are upon us, and while it’s mostly a magical time to reconnect with family, friends, and loved ones, it can also be stressful for those of us who experience hearing loss. From holiday travel to holiday festivities, we’ve got tips to help you through the holidays. Preparing for Holiday Travel The holidays are a busy time for travel, ...
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What to Expect at a Hearing Exam

What to Expect at a Hearing ExamHave you been asking people to repeat themselves a lot? Do you find that you turn the volume up high on your TV and radio? Have you been avoiding social engagements because it’s too difficult to focus with various conversations around you? If so, you may be experiencing hearing loss. If you’ve noticed changes ...
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Talking to a Loved One About Hearing Loss

How to talk to a loved one about their hearing loss.Hearing loss is the third most common medical condition in the United States, affecting 48 million Americans. For older Americans, age 65 and above, one in three people experience some degree of hearing loss. The prevalence of this condition means that most of us know someone who has hearing loss, ...