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Our new operating procedures during COVID-19.
Dealing with a hearing loss can be challenging, but what makes it even more difficult is trying to speak with someone who isn’t using good communication techniques. Here are some tips we have compiled for communicating with someone with a hearing loss.
Hearing aids can be worn in all seasons, but they need some special considerations when the weather gets cold and snowy. Here are 5 tips for extra hearing aid care in the winter.
Brand new patient-led research from MIT and Massachusetts Eye and Ear suggests that Covid-19 can infect the inner ear potentially causing tinnitus, deafness, and dizziness.
With the winter coming and recent news of the US land border opening for fully vaccinated travelers, many people will be traveling in the next couple months. Here are some tips we've compiled for traveling with hearing loss.
Thanksgiving is coming up and for many people, that means gathering with family, catching up with them, and sitting down and having a nice meal together. For those living with a hearing loss, this can sometimes be challenging and bring up a lot of concerns about being able to take part in conversation. Here are 5 tips to help make communicating easier in these situations.
Exploring the parallels between "Zoom fatigue" and the issues people with hearing loss experience daily.
Ears and hearing health affects the overall health of a person in so many ways, even ones that may not seem connected at first. One of those ways is a person’s sense of balance and spatial awareness.
We’re partnering with the “ReSound Gives Sound” program to help deliver up to $1 million worth of ReSound ONE™ hearing aids across North America to those in need!
Over the last year, COVID-19 has been affecting people’s health in numerous ways both during the infection and afterwards. One question that concerns people is: can COVID-19 cause hearing loss?