Fully Customized Local Hearing Care for Guilford, IN
When Was Your Last Hearing Assessment?
Our typical health maintenance priorities tend to include regular dental checkups, eye tests, and an annual physical, but few of us commit to regular hearing tests. However, since hearing loss is the third most common health condition addressed by doctors, impacting 1 in 8 individuals, maybe it’s time to take hearing more seriously.
By identifying hearing loss in its early stages, we’re able to take smart, preventive measures to maximize your long-term hearing health. A hearing evaluation is quick, easy, non-invasive, and you get the results as soon as you finish testing rather than waiting on lab results, allowing our audiologists to identify the type and severity of your hearing loss, program your hearing aids to address your specific needs and evaluate the success of treatment.
Hearing Aid Technology Tailored to Fit Your Needs
Just like your smartphone, the digital technology used in today’s hearing aids is far superior to the analogue technology used in those bulky, frustrating devices your parents or grandparents wore. In addition to being smaller, lighter, and more discrete, advanced technology hearing aids feature powerful processing capable of enhancing sound clarity while decreasing background noise as well as rechargeable batteries and much more.
To provide a solution rather than making things worse, your hearing device must address your unique type and severity of hearing loss while taking into account your personal needs. A swelling market for over-the-counter devices adds to the confusion associated with finding the right hearing aid.
Your best hope for finding the right device in a sea of manufacturers, styles, and levels of technology is to partner with an experienced team of hearing aids specialists able to provide you with a personalized solution.
Maintain Healthy Ears with Professional Earwax Removal
Even though earwax can be a hassle to deal with at times, it plays an important role in providing moisture, removing dirt, debris, bacteria, fungus, or foreign objects from your ear canal, and warding off infections to keep your ears healthy.
Keeping your ears healthy involves a balanced approach to dealing with earwax. Too little earwax may lead to itching, irritation, and infection, while too much can cause stuffiness, muffled hearing, earaches, or a hearing aid malfunction.
Rather than risk damage to your ear canal and eardrum or impacting the wax, making things worse, the safest, most effective way to deal with earwax is to allow a professional with access to specialized equipment, techniques, and expertise to remove it for you.
