Hearing Health & Social Distancing Dr. Caroline Aland joined Queen Anne’s County TV this week for an interview on the importance of hearing health, even during social distancing. Check out this video to hear about what we’re doing to offer...
COVID-19: DIY Tips for Changing Your Hearing Aid Batteries
Staying Powered to Hear Your Best Is your hearing technology constantly beeping? Are you having to turn up the volume louder than usual? Does the sound from your device seem distorted? These are potential signs that your hearing aid battery...
COVID-19: Serving You, Staying Safe With Easy Steps for Curbside Drop-Off
Here’s How to Bring Us Your Hearing Aids for Expert Help As our community navigates these challenging times together, we know it’s more important than ever that you stay connected and empowered through optimal hearing. It’s why we’re sharing some...
Bluetooth: Troubleshooting Instructions
Many hearing aids can now connect to your smartphone utilizing Bluetooth technology. The steps to connecting your smartphone to Bluetooth, and pairing with your hearing aids, varies by hearing aid model and by smartphone. We’ve put together some general...
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...
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...
6 Tips for Traveling Like a Boss
Nothing says “Adventure, here we come!” like hitting the road, rails, and friendly skies to make new memories with friends and family near and far. Whether planning a short trip or an extended stay, don’t leave home without these six...
Tinnitus – What’s This Noise in My Head?
Tinnitus is the subjective perception of sound without any external source It might be described as a whistle, ringing, hissing, crickets, music, etc. Tinnitus may be constant or occasional. It may occur in one or both ears. It is most...
The Sounds of Spring – And Your Hearing Aids!
Living in Maryland, we get to experience the wonders of the seasons. Summer near the bay, mountains, or shore can be packed with adventures. Fall is when the blue crabs are fat and the nights start to cool down. Winter...