A few minutes of care each day can be the difference between crisp sound and a hearing aid that seems weak by Friday. A consistent hearing aid cleaning routine helps keep your devices working well and prevents the frustration of wax and moisture interfering with sound. Audiologists Michelle Novakovich, Au.D., and Karen Sikes, Au.D., together […]
Most people expect their two hearing aids to sound like a matched pair, so a side that suddenly seems quieter or fuzzier can be unsettling. Hearing aids are designed to amplify sound in a way that feels natural, and if one sounds different or less clear than the other, it should be examined. At our […]
Hearing aid batteries usually last anywhere from three days to several weeks, depending mainly on usage and battery type. Knowing where your devices fall in that range makes it easier to keep spares on hand, charge on schedule, and spot a problem early. At High Point Audiological, with offices in High Point and Kernersville, NC, […]
High-frequency squealing from a hearing aid often begins without warning, creating significant distraction and discomfort until appropriately corrected. Our audiology clinic can determine if the acoustic feedback stems from poor physical fit, cerumen impaction, programming parameters, degraded components, or internal electronic failure. Explore why acoustic feedback occurs and which safe home inspections can rectify minor […]
Custom hearing aids function to assist in managing your unique hearing loss situation. Whether you are new to wearing hearing aids or have been wearing them for years, if your hearing aids cause headaches or any other type of pain, there is a solution. A properly adjusted hearing aid will fit comfortably in your ear […]
A primary reason individuals put off addressing auditory deficits is the assumption that assistive devices will be unsightly or awkward to wear. In past generations, primitive auditory devices were heavy, highly visible, and frequently viewed as an embarrassing marker of advanced age. In various scenarios, patients expressed fear that wearing an obvious device would cause […]
For individuals evaluating advanced auditory technology, the upfront capital required is frequently the first noticeable factor. The total investment fluctuates significantly based on the specific acoustic gain features and the level of personalized audiology care included. Such a capital requirement often surprises families, leading them to prematurely halt their pursuit of better auditory health. Although […]
Everybody knows that hearing is something your ears do. What we think less about is the role our brain plays in hearing. While the ears capture raw acoustic vibrations, the brain performs the heavy lifting of decoding them into language and thought. When hearing loss develops, the brain receives less information about sound. This reduction […]
Our modern lives depend on staying connected to others, to data, and to the world of sound. For people dealing with hearing impairment, staying engaged can be difficult if they are using legacy hearing aids that fail to offer high-definition audio. Bluetooth-enabled devices are effectively bridging the gap for those with hearing impairment. Through the […]
Choosing an instrument can feel daunting, especially when today’s units come in so many styles, sizes, and technology levels. However, a specialized hearing solution exists for every person’s singular needs and daily habits. It’s just a matter of finding it! By learning about the distinctions between various hearing aid models, you can move forward with […]
