Bluetooth hearing aids are the latest in hearing aid technology. Bluetooth hearing aids make it easier to connect your hearing aids with Bluetooth-enabled devices such as smartphones, TVs, and other electronic audio devices. Bluetooth Hearing Aids also provide improved sound quality and noise cancellation features for a superior listening experience. How Bluetooth Hearing Aids Work Bluetooth hearing aids use Bluetooth technology to connect wirele...

Battery Powered vs Rechargeable Hearing AidsAre you one of the millions of Americans over the age of 50 who are struggling to keep up with conversations due to hearing loss? If so, you may want to consider investing in a hearing aid. But how do you know which type is right for you - battery-powered or rechargeable? Don't worry, this blog post has all the information you need! We'll explore both types of hearing aids, discuss their pros and cons,...

Maintaining your new hearing aidWhen you purchase a new hearing aid, it's important to properly maintain the hearing aid in order to ensure that it lasts and continues to perform as expected. This includes cleaning your hearing aid daily, replacing: batteries sound tubes and ear tips on a regular basis, and scheduling annual check-ups with an audiologist. Additionally, make sure to inspect the device for any visible damage such as crack...