You probably use your tablet or smartphone often to stream music, TV shows, or movies. In fact, many websites these days auto-play videos regardless of whether you want them to. Smartphones, tablets, and other types of portable music players (PMPs)...
Hearing Technology That Tracks Your Health?
Are you excited about wearables? Are you forever checking your wrist to see how many steps you have? We’re excited to tell you about some new hearing technology from AGX® Hearing. The AGXsliv AI The AGXsliv AI is the...
Eyes and Ears: More in Common Than You Think!
4 Reasons to Keep Your Hearing and Vision in Check We all know that eyes and ears play a huge role in helping people — and animals, too! — experience life’s adventures. Seeing or hearing the people, places, and moments...
Five Ways to Help and Honor Veterans
With days becoming longer and sunnier, we’re all looking forward to firing up the barbecue and enjoying some quality time with friends and family. As we look forward to the Independence Day holiday, we are reminded of the sacrifices our...
Better Hearing & Speech Month: 6 Accessories to Turn Up Your Tech
Have you heard? We’re celebrating Better Hearing & Speech Month in May! In honor of the theme, “Communication for All,” here are six hearing aid accessories to make sure you’re communicating and connecting your best with the people, places, and...
5 Ways to Support Your HEARing Health
The whir of a hummingbird. The warning of an approaching ambulance. The round of laughter after your deviously funny — and deftly delivered — wedding toast. That sublime guitar riff or soulful crescendo in your favorite song. As we celebrate...
2018 Senior Summit
Chesapeake Hearing Center is a Proud Sponsor of Senior Summit! Come visit us at the 2018 Senior Summit on Friday May 18th from 9am – 2pm for: Hearing Screening Drawing Giveaways Special surprise for those wearing hearing aid technology!...
Is Hearing Loss a Sign of Aging?
We have attended many health fairs and outreach events over the years and heard many folks say, “I guess that’s just part of getting older!” While many things are signs of aging (gray hair, wrinkles, etc.), hearing loss is not....
Does Medicare Pay for Hearing Aids?
In 1965, President Lyndon Johnson signed Medicare into law, providing needed health care coverage for seniors. Prior to the law, only 50 percent had health coverage, and 35 percent lived in poverty. Today, over 58 million Americans have coverage through...
Our Mission Trip to Mexico
We partnered with Starkey Hearing Foundation to help serve over 900 children and adults with hearing loss. At Chesapeake Hearing Centers, giving back is a big part of who we are. We’re honored to give back to our community and...