Jeff Baller, Au.D., CCC-A Hearing Loss, Mental Health
Hearing loss has been associated with cognitive decline in a number of studies over the years. Although the mechanism by which hearing loss causes strain on cognition remains under investigation, the population statistics have borne out time and again that those with untreated hearing loss …
Jeff Baller, Au.D., CCC-A Brain Health, Cognitive Health, Dementia & Alzheimer's Disease, Hearing Aids, Hearing Health, Hearing Loss, Hearing Loss Treatment, Mental Health, Research
Deciding to treat hearing loss is a sure way to increase your enjoyment in the fullness of life, including many things you might not have known you were missing. Take, for example, Mark Hammel, who reported his experience to Jane E. Brody with the New …
Jeff Baller, Au.D., CCC-A Brain Health, Dementia & Alzheimer's Disease, Hearing Health, Hearing Loss, Hearing Loss Related Diseases, Hearing Loss Treatment, Mental Health, News, Research
Roughly 5.4 million people in the U.S. are suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease, and as the Baby Boomer generation ages, that number continues to grow. If you’re worried about your brain health, take a moment to learn more about Alzheimer’s Disease, and discover how treating your …
Hearing aids are flexible devices that accommodate many different degrees of hearing loss. Our sense of hearing is highly personalized to our own experiences, and for this reason, Professional Hearing Services ensures that your devices are tailored to meet your specific needs. Over time, you may notice that you need adjustments to your hearing aids. We provide programming services at our office and at in-home visits.
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Many cases of hearing loss are preventable. Noise-induced hearing loss, which is caused by exposure to loud noise over a period of time (or a one-time event), is one of the most common forms of hearing loss. If you work in a loud industry or if your leisure activities expose to you high levels of noise, you may benefit from custom hearing protection. Professional Hearing Services is happy to fit you with hearing protection customized for your needs. We also offer personal audio to assist in challenging listening situations.
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Even if you are a veteran hearing aid wearer, it is important to schedule an annual hearing test. Hearing abilities may change over the years, and annual hearing tests ensure that you are hearing at your best with your current pair of hearing aids. This includes check-ups on your current hearing aids to make sure that their power and technology still serve your hearing needs. Additionally, proper maintenance and care for your hearing aids is a crucial part of your hearing health. At Professional Hearing Services, our team provides comprehensive hearing tests and hearing aid maintenance.
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Hearing aids are an investment – not only in your hearing health, but your overall health and well-being. Hearing aids help improve relationships by making conversations accessible. They have been linked to increased earning power in the workplace. With the use of hearing aids, researchers have found that cognitive abilities are bolstered. If you experience a hearing loss, hearing aids are a crucial part of your life. Contact us to learn more about how hearing aids can fit into your life
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At Professional Hearing Services, we promote healthy hearing for our clients wherever they are on their journey and we’ll meet you where you are. Our mobile hearing services are comprehensive: we provide hearing exams, consultations, and hearing aid fittings and repairs in the comfort of your own home. To schedule an in-home visit, contact us today.
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Hearing aid technology is more advanced than ever! In recent years, hearing aid manufacturers have introduced incredible technology: Bluetooth connection to your smartphone which opens up a world of accessibility; GPS geo-tagging functions that save your preferences in specific locations for a seamless listening experience; quick-charging lithium-ion batteries that last all day for the most active wearers; and much more! To learn more about the diverse array of hearing aid technology available, click the button below.
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Mild hearing loss means that you may struggle to hear sounds quieter than 25 to 40 decibels, and you may have difficulties with conversations in noisy environments. Moderate hearing loss means that you may struggle to hear sounds quieter than 40 to 70 decibels, and you may have difficulties with average conversations. If you experience mild to moderate hearing loss, there are many excellent hearing aids available to meet your needs. The best way to determine your degree of hearing loss is to schedule a hearing test with us at Professional Hearing Services. Visit us at our office or we’ll come to you with our mobile hearing services!
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Are you new to hearing aids? You may have been struggling with hearing loss for a few years, and you have finally decided to get your hearing tested. The results show that you have a hearing loss – your audiologist will give you more information on the type, degree, and configuration. Using this data, we’ll work with you to determine the best hearing aids to meet your needs. Our focus is on your hearing – ensuring that your listening is highly customized to meet your needs and to fit seamlessly into your lifestyle.
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