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Professional Hearing Services encourages early intervention for hearing loss across all ages and offers comprehensive audiology services to improve communication and quality of life.

Understanding the different types of hearing loss—sensorineural, conductive, and mixed—can shed light on the causes, symptoms, and potential experiences of individuals facing hearing challenges.

Urban development and technological advancements bring about unprecedented levels of noise pollution, posing serious threats to human health and biodiversity alike.

Cotton swabs can cause serious injury and infections, like a recent case where a man developed a brain-abscess from a piece lodged in his ear.

Treating hearing loss with hearing aids improves social interaction, mental health, and reduces risks of cognitive decline, accidents, and financial challenges associated with untreated impairment.

Untreated hearing loss carries significant risks, including social isolation, cognitive decline, potential falls, income disparity, and depression, making early intervention crucial for overall health.

Discover effective ways to talk about your hearing loss and improve communication with loved ones.

Protecting your hearing in the workplace is crucial, and taking proactive steps to address noisy environments can significantly reduce the risk of hearing loss.

Check your hearing on March 3rd for World Hearing Day to raise awareness about the importance of early identification of hearing loss and seek treatment sooner.

Enhancing communication with individuals experiencing hearing loss involves strategies such as finding quiet environments, gauging the level of hearing loss, and making eye contact.

Traveling with hearing loss may pose challenges, but with the right accommodations and preparation, it can be an enriching and rewarding experience.

Stay safe on the road as you age by following these driving tips, including regular vision and hearing check-ups at Professional Hearing Services.