In 2013, Johns Hopkins University researcher and epidemiologist Dr. Frank Lin directed a study which was the first to analyze the possible impact of hearing loss on mental performance. Volunteers with hearing loss took repeated cognitive examinations, used to assess memory and thinking skills, over the length of six years. Hearing tests were also carried […]
March 24, 2016 | Audiology Services of Chattanooga | Hearing Aids News
Technology evolves fast: in 2005, the typical 40-inch flat screen TV would have cost you more than $1,500. Now, 10 years later, you can find a 40-inch flat screen TV for less than $230. The same has occurred with hearing aids, even though it’s more likely to escape our attention. We take note that TVs […]
Hearing loss is known as the invisible disability for a reason. No one can see or observe your hearing loss, and no one can experience your difficulty and stress. The only thing people can experience is their OWN frustration when they have to repeat themselves. Regrettably, those with hearing loss infrequently get the benefit of […]
Oxford Dictionaries defines life-hack as: “A strategy or technique adopted in order to manage one’s time and daily activities in a more efficient way.” Life hacks can save you both money and time, and some are so simple you’ll wonder why you hadn’t previously thought of them. Inventive but simple life-hacks include rotating your toaster […]
March 3, 2016 | Audiology Services of Chattanooga | Hearing Aids News
Congratulations on taking the first step toward better hearing by booking your hearing assessment. You’re already ahead of the game, as most people delay having their hearing tested for years—in some cases decades. But now that you’ve booked your hearing test, you’ll want to make sure you’re well prepared for the appointment, especially if test […]
