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Whether you’re exploring solutions for the first time or a long-time hearing aid user, our experts at Carson Hearing Care are here to offer advice and resources to support your journey.

Why Hearing Loop Systems Remain the Gold Standard in Hearing Aid Accessibility

Any time a hearing aid user tries to listen to a speaker in a crowded place, the amount of background noise can easily become overwhelming. Large, open areas such as places of worship, auditoriums, concert halls and movie theaters can be especially troublesome. The good news is, hearing loops systems provide a solution to this

Choosing Among the Many Different Varieties of Ear Plugs

One of the easiest things you can do to protect your hearing is to use ear plugs. Ear plugs physically impede sound waves when inserted into the ear canal. There are many types of ear plugs on the market, making shopping confusing for some people, but with a little knowledge you can find the right

What You Should Know When It Comes To In-The-Ear Hearing Aids

When searching for a hearing aid a loved one or for yourself you will be confronted by a range of designs and shapes, and one of the most common is In-the-Ear (ITE). These tiny devices are made to fit in the lower portion of the outer ear, making them a comfortable choice for listeners with

Organizations Devoted to Advancing Hearing Health

It can be overwhelming to choose among the many charities out there today. Just a few of the factors to consider are the cause itself, the trustworthiness of the organization, and how the resources are used. Look for a large, well-known hearing health charity organization that is right for you, and join knowing you are

Digital Noise Reduction Technology Adds Additional Features on Some Modern Hearing Aids

Noise is a reality of contemporary life. From busy stadiums to restaurants to the train station, noise is all around and may become overpowering at times. For the hearing aid users, the problem of background noise can be immense. It’s a big challenge to differentiate one sound from the background noise. Digital noise reduction technology

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Is Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy a Good Treatment Method for Vertigo?

Feelings of dizziness, vertigo, and loss of balance are more common than most people imagine; forty two percent of the American population (ninety million people) experience this at least once during their lifetime, and for many the condition becomes chronic. In the elderly, dizziness is the most common reason that people over 75 visit a

Tinnitus/Ringing-in-the-Ears in Children

Many older people hear the persistent noises of tinnitus (ringing in the ears), but this condition isn’t constrained by age. Many children also experience the symptoms of tinnitus. Unlike adults, who can usually figure out that the noises they keep hearing are outside of the norm, children are more likely to assume that everyone hears

A Look at Today's Directional Microphone-Enabled Hearing Aids

Hearing aids are wonders of modern technology, and they keep improving. As hearing aid technology improves, new capabilities provide better hearing. The directional microphone is one of these new features. This device allows its users to have a more natural listening experience, making it a popular addition to many modern hearing aids. The traditional standard

Things to Know If You're Considering Completely in Canal Model Hearing Aids

As the smallest of the hearing aid options currently available, completely-in-canal (CIC) hearing aids differ from other styles due to their size, custom fit and location in the ear canal for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss. CIC hearing aids offer several pros for the wearer, as well as a couple of cons that

Balance Order FAQ

What is a balance disorder? A balance disorder can cause you to feel unsteady, giddy, woozy, or to have a sensation of movement, spinning, or floating. The source for this disorder can be linked to the brain, the nervous system and to an organ in the inner ear called the labyrinth. An important part of