Audiology Awareness Month: When Should I See an Audiologist?
Audiologists are experts in the auditory system, which means they are trained to diagnose and treat hearing loss, tinnitus and vestibular (balance) disorders. Audiologists typically hold Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) degrees as well as other credentials such as a Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and board certification from the…
What Is a Hearing Aid Fitting?
Your doctor recommended hearing aids – now what? Once you have had your hearing tested and your audiologist determined you can benefit from the use of amplification devices, you’ll need to select the best hearing aids for your type and degree of hearing loss. This process is known as a hearing aid fitting. Step One:…
How to Get the Perfect Hearing Aid for Your Lifestyle
If you have hearing loss and are ready to improve your life, such as strengthening communication with loved ones, investing in your health and enjoying shows at Downtown Centre Cinemas like you did years ago, it’s time to invest in a hearing aid. Finding the perfect hearing aid for your lifestyle on your own is…
How to Get a Pair of Hearing Aids
Unfortunately, getting a pair of hearing aids isn’t as easy as walking into Idler’s Home to buy a new appliance. This is because hearing aids are medical devices that are prescribed by medical professionals. Below we provide an overview of how to get a pair of hearing aids. Schedule a Hearing Test Comprehensive hearing tests…
4 Wants to Consider Before Buying Your Hearing Aids from a Big-Box Retailer
We all want a good bargain. And while brand-name cereal from SLO Food Co-op may taste just as good as the generic version from the local discount store, this does not translate to hearing aids. Below are some of the considerations you should take into account before opting to buy your hearing aids from a…
