In February 2022, my team and I wanted to show some love to our favorite local businesses and organizations. We hand delivered a thank you card and a tin of cookies to express our gratitude for the challenges these small independent businesses faced in 2020 and 2021....
The wait is finally over, as all the nominations have been collected and carefully evaluated. This is our favorite part of the contest: announcing the winner! This is our second time running this competition, and we couldn’t be happier with the excitement and...
Your new hearing aid(s) can vastly improve the way you experience daily life, from hearing conversations better to enjoying a favorite hobby or activity. However, just like any new device, hearing aids can get complicated. Here at Aim Hearing and Audiology, we are...
Loss of hearing is difficult for all of us to deal with. I always remind my patients that hearing loss is common and very treatable. If you think someone you love is experiencing a hearing loss, I recommend looking for any of these telltale signs.Most Common Signs...
Aim Hearing and Audiology opened its doors in 2009, and over the years, we have experienced every possible high and low a hearing clinic can face together and enjoyed the ride. But we could never be the team we are today, nor have the clinic we have, without our...
Single-sided hearing loss or hearing loss in one ear occurs when you have difficulty hearing in one ear only. It is estimated that 60,000 people in the United States acquire single-sided hearing loss, but only a small proportion take action and get treatment. People...
Recently, we hosted an educational event to help our community learn about cochlear implants and other implantable solutions. There is a lot of misconception about who could be considered a candidate and the process, so we were excited to host an in-person learning...
Cochlear implants have been around for almost forty years, but their recent strides are more impressive than ever. We know technology moves fast, so it’s no wonder that the technology in hearing instruments would improve just as quickly. While cochlear may not be the...
For the last few decades, we have always accepted that “hearing aids” is the standard term for hearing devices prescribed by a hearing professional. This is no longer the case. In 2021, President Biden’s executive order changed things up to where we now have two terms for hearing aids. Learn more…
We hear the results of new studies almost every month that prove that cognitive decline is connected to an untreated hearing loss, and the more severe the hearing loss, the higher the risk of cognitive decline. Medical News Today gives these numbers for people with an...