Alternative Hearing

09/18/2025

Learn about age-related hearing loss (presbycusis), its symptoms, causes, and the latest treatment options to help you or your loved ones hear better as you ag

08/07/2025

Like any medical condition, the sooner you address hearing loss the better. Here are 10 common signs that you may have hearing loss.

06/15/2025

06/09/2025

June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month! Did you know that untreated hearing loss is linked to an increased risk of cognitive decline and demnetia? Taking care of your hearing isn't just about clearer sounds; it's about supporting your brain health too. Scheudle a hearing check0up today and invest in your brain's future. Call Kimberly at 402.562.4327!

Recent studies show that when people have eyesight and hearing problems—what’s known as dual sensory impairment (DSI)—their risk for dementia increases significantly.

06/05/2025

Hearing loss is categorized by severity, and can be mild, moderate, moderately severe, severe, and profound.

05/21/2025

If you have hearing loss, you may need a smoke alarm system that emits an extra-loud low-frequency sound, vibrates or flashes bright lights, or all of these.

05/21/2025

Ready to talk your aging parents about hearing loss and getting hearing aids? Here's how to broach the topic compassionately and effectively.

05/15/2025

Hearing loss and hearing aid facts and statistics among hearing impaired Americans, including kids, older adults, veterans and more.

03/20/2025

THANK YOU to whoever cleared the snow in my parking lot and sidewalks last night! I appreciate you very much!!

03/03/2025

World Hearing Day is an important annual event organized by the World Health Organization.
PURPOSE:
It aims to raise awareness about how to prevent deafness and hearing loss.
It promotes ear and hearing care across the world.
KEY POINTS:
The WHO sets a theme each year and provdes resources to support the event.
For 2025 the teme is "Changing Mindsets: Empower yourself to make ear and hearing care a reality for all!"
The WHO aims to inspire individuals to protect their hearing, check their hearing regularly, use hearing devices if needed, and support those living with hearing loss.

Call for your Complimentary, no-obligation Hearing Evaluation Today! 402.562.4327

02/08/2025

February is Heart Health Month. Here is an interesting read from the Flyover this morning!

Five Unusual Ways to Boost Heart Health
Wiggling your toes, maintaining proper posture, and laughing are some fun and lesser-known ways to boost cardiovascular health, according to healthcare officials.

February marks American Heart Month, emphasizing that heart disease has been the leading cause of death in the U.S. An estimated 61% of American adults could develop cardiovascular disease in the next 30 years due to increasing rates of high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity.

Wiggling your toes can improve circulation, while maintaining good posture and laughing can increase oxygen intake, reducing the effort your heart needs to exert to supply oxygen to your body.

Other unconventional methods that promote heart health include expressing gratitude and practicing pursed lip breathing. Practicing gratitude can help lower stress levels, and, like laughter, pursed lip breathing enhances oxygen intake.