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Posted on September 16, 2021
AudiologyHearing loss can be a confusing experience that leaves you feeling discouraged, frustrated and isolated. October is Audiology Awareness Month, which means now is a great time to learn about life changes that can help make for a better tomorrow.
As an ongoing promotion for Audiology Awareness Month, we’re proud to offer $250 off one, or $500 off two, premium or advanced hearing aids from Oct. 1 – 29, 2021.
Audiologists can help identify hearing problems and recommend a treatment solution for you or your family member. Though seniors are most at risk for changes in hearing, hearing loss can occur at any time and affect people of all ages.
Why You Should Treat Your Hearing Loss
Hearing loss affects nearly 50 million Americans each year and can occur for a variety of reasons, the most common of which is natural aging. Since it’s a progressive, long-lasting condition, those affected might notice changes in their hearing over time.
If you experience hearing loss, you might have noticed the following:
The next step is to then schedule an appointment with your audiologist for a hearing test. Though hearing loss cannot be reversed, getting help sooner than later is still better since hearing aids can help you adjust to your hearing changes.
Untreated hearing loss can damage your physical health, emotional wellbeing and professional success. Studies have shown it increases your risk of cognitive decline, makes concentrating and storing new information difficult, increases your risk for falls and reduces job performance and monetary compensation.
Thankfully, a hearing test is quick and painless. Whether you just need a hearing screening or an audiological assessment, testing methods are fast and same-day test results typically allow an audiologist to provide an immediate diagnosis.
After going over your data, your audiologist will make recommendations for potential treatment options. The most common solution is a new pair of hearing aids.
There are several hearing aid options available through many state-of-the-art manufacturers depending on your degree of hearing loss and lifestyle needs. Individuals who choose to treat their hearing loss with hearing aids are known to have better overall health, professional success and emotional well-being than those who don’t.
The benefits of using hearing aids over time include improved relationships, focus and energy from not having to struggle as much to hear certain sounds again.
To learn more about how hearing aids can help and to receive $250 off one or $500 off two premium or advanced hearing aids, request an appointment today!
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