With the holidays coming up, as well as more mask wearing and increases in virtual communication like video calls, hearing your best is more important than ever. Dr. Pomycala, who is one of our audiologists in our Salisbury and Ocean...
Put the Swing in Your Golf Game With Better Hearing
Golf clubs? Check. Tees? Check. Optimal hearing? You bet! From the whoosh of a club hitting the ball just right to the hiss and splash of a creek along the fairway, the sounds of golf play an important role in...
A Feast for the Ears: Supporting Your Hearing Health Through Food
March is National Nutrition Month, and that makes this an especially great time to talk about hearing wellness and nutrition. Never thought about food in relation to your ears? You’re not alone. But considering food is a critical source of...
Hearing Aid Advancements Enhance Your Dining Experience
Restaurants Are Serving Up Sound Have you noticed an extra helping of noise when dining out? Over the past decade, loud restaurants have become a trend. There are as many reasons to embrace the trend as there are to be...
Turn the Music Up, Dude — But Not Past 85 Decibels
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...
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...
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...
Should I have a companion for my hearing visit?
Companions are a very important part of the communication process. The reason communication is so important is it connects us to those around us. The people that we live with are probably the most important source of our communication. We...
Selective Hearing
Do all husbands suffer from this? “My husband suffers from selective hearing!” If we’ve heard this once, we’ve heard it a thousand times at the many health fairs and community events we attend. So is there such a thing as...