Are More Young People Wearing Hearing Aids

Are More Young People Wearing Hearing Aids?

by | Nov 11, 2024 | Hearing Aids, Patient Resources

Have you noticed more young people wearing hearing aids and hearing protection recently? It’s not just you!

More and more young people are realizing the benefits of hearing healthcare, and it’s wonderful to see. With noise exposure increasing and the world getting louder and louder, the perks of hearing care have become more relevant to younger generations looking to take care of their hearing for the rest of their lives.

We think it’s awesome to see so many young people taking charge of their hearing health!

When you think of hearing aids, our guess is that you think of your parents or even your grandparents wearing them—bulky, off-white or pale pink devices that look awkward and sound loud buzzing behind their ears. Thankfully, technology has come far beyond that outdated stereotype.

If you’re struggling with your hearing but fear looking old, take advice from the youngsters: looking after your hearing is far trendier than you might think!

How Can I Combat My Hearing Loss Challenges?

The best way to take care of your hearing health is with professional hearing care. From regular hearing tests and ear cleanings to assistive hearing technology and tinnitus screenings, by looking after your hearing, you’re looking after your entire body.

Untreated hearing loss has been linked to an increased risk of harmful falls, cognitive decline, social isolation, and dementia. Your ears do a lot more for you than just hear! They also help your memory stay sharp and allow you to stay steady on your feet, as well as ensuring you can listen to your friends and loved ones as clearly as possible.

Nobody’s looking forward to wearing their first pair of hearing aids; I see individuals each day who come in feeling skeptical that hearing care is what they truly need to succeed, but they always leave feeling confident and reassured in their choice to seek out audiological services for their hearing loss.

Hearing aids have come a long way since the tech your parents or grandparents used to wear. Today’s hearing aids are not only more powerful, but more discreet, so only you will know you’re wearing it—especially since after a professional fitting and programming, nobody will hear the buzzing that older hearing aids were infamous for.

Thanks to the improvements in technology and recent studies about hearing care advocating for better hearing health, looking after your ears has become much cooler than it used to be. Why not stay on trend?

How Aim Hearing Can Help You

Even just one hearing test can help you gain some needed clarity on your current levels of hearing and find out exactly what your ears need to succeed.

Strong hearing health can help you stay active in your independent lifestyle, pay attention better at work and social events, and stay safe on your feet and on the road.

If you’d like to learn more about hearing care and how we can help you, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Request a callback and we’ll contact you with more information to alleviate concerns and answer any of your questions.

Alternatively, for a more immediate conversation, please call us at (336) 295-1064.

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Dr. Shannon Frymark Au.D., CCC-A

Shannon Frymark, Au.D., CCC-A, audiologist, was raised in Greensboro, NC. Dr. Shannon’s passion for the field of audiology stems from personal experience. Born with a hearing loss in both ears, she has worn hearing aids since age 3. She is considered a technology expert because of her experience with so many different hearing aids and assistive listening devices throughout the years.She received her Bachelor of Science in Communication Disorders and Master of Arts degree in Audiology from the University of North Carolina Greensboro. She was awarded her doctorate in Audiology from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry: School of Audiology. While in undergraduate and graduate school, she worked at the Central School for the Deaf as a residential counselor. Dr. Frymark spent the first five years of her audiology career with Florida Hospital in central Florida.

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