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A Deep Dive into Swimmer’s Ear 

A Deep Dive Into Swimmer’s Ear

Nothing says summer like a refreshing dip in the lake or swimming the lanes on a sunny morning. Or maybe it’s pool volleyball you dream of while planning your annual tropical getaway. Whatever floats your boat, it’s hard to deny that summer and water activities go hand-in-hand. Unfortunately, water activities can often lead to swimmer’s […]

Best Hearing Aids for Severe Loss of Hearing

Best Rated Hearing Aids

Severe hearing loss can be a very serious condition at any stage of life, limiting the way someone can experience the world around them. The good news is finding the best hearing aids available is much easier than it was even a few years ago! With modern day technology, you can restore auditory function that […]

Hearing aids help us hear better and feel better

Hearing Aids For Seniors

Congratulations! You’ve got your new hearing aids and taken that first step towards hearing better and living better. So, what’s next? It’s time to get acclimated—or “used to” wearing your hearing aids. And one of the best things you can do to set yourself up for success is to remember the following: Getting used to […]

Using hearing aids results in decreased rates of depression

Using Hearing Aids

We know that past studies have associated hearing loss with depression and it’s no surprise why: When it’s difficult to hear, it’s difficult to communicate—which can lead to social isolation and eventually, depression. But what makes today’s fact stand out is that it highlights one of the first studies to directly link hearing aids with a reduced risk of […]

Is there a way I can help a loved one who has hearing loss?

Hearing Aids For Seniors

We know left untreated hearing loss can negatively affect our quality of life. Studies link untreated hearing loss to stress, depression, social isolation and even dementia. Untreated hearing loss also increases the risk of falling, putting personal safety at risk.  But the person with hearing loss isn’t the only person affected by it. Hearing loss impacts spouses, family members […]

Exploring the Benefits of Invisible Hearing Aids

Hearing Aids For Seniors

Hearing loss is a serious problem that millions of people worldwide experience, and it can be mild to severe. Hearing aid technology has advanced dramatically over the last few decades, and invisible hearing aids are now an option. Invisible hearing aids are very discrete devices custom designed to fit inside the user’s ear canal. Users […]

The future of wellness tracking is in the ear

Tracking Is In The Ear

Hearing is a vital part of our overall health and well-being, as it plays a key role in both our physical and mental health. But did you also know that the ear is one of the best and most accurate places to track movement and monitor our health? Even more so than the wrist, where […]

Important Information to Know About Hearing Tests

About Hearing Tests

Hearing loss differs among individuals in type and scope. Some people are unable to hear low-pitched sounds, while others can’t hear high-pitched sounds. Regardless of the nature of the hearing loss, it can significantly affect a person’s health and quality of life. In some cases, the hearing loss progresses very gradually such that it becomes […]

How to Get a Hearing Aid

Hearing Aid

If you are experiencing hearing issues, you may benefit from a hearing aid. You can shop for hearing aids in a brick-and-mortar store or online. They are available in various types and styles. At Livingston Hearing Aid Center, we are your source for an array of hearing devices to enhance your hearing, regardless of whether […]

Linking Dementia And Hearing Loss

Linking Dementia And Hearing Loss

Linking Dementia And Hearing Loss Hearing loss can be an incredibly frustrating and challenging part of life. Research has found a connection between dementia and hearing loss. Studies found that moderate hearing loss triples the risk of developing dementia and those with severe hearing loss are five times more probable to develop dementia. Living in […]