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03/17/2026

St. Patrick’s Day is full of music, laughter, and great conversations.

However, nearly 1 in 5 adults experience some degree of hearing loss, making regular hearing care just as important as any lucky charm.

Healthy hearing helps you stay connected to it all, no magic needed, just good care for your ears. 💚

Wishing you a day filled with joy, great company, and sounds worth celebrating!

How are you celebrating St. Patrick’s Day this year? ☘️👇

03/16/2026

The other day, a patient asked about their new AirPods by Apple. They now offer hearing support features.

It’s exciting, no doubt. Technology is evolving fast, and features like conversation boost and sound amplification can genuinely help people become more aware of their hearing.

But here’s the thing I always come back to 👉 there’s a difference between amplifying sound and truly understanding someone’s hearing health.

As an audiologist, I know how personal and complex hearing loss can be. It’s not just about volume; it’s about clarity, the brain’s processing, and the emotional impact of missed connections. 🧠 And while consumer tech might offer a helpful boost for some, it can’t replace a medical-grade, professionally guided solution, especially when it comes to long-term health, tinnitus, cognitive load, or the social effects of hearing loss.

Devices like these may be a starting point. But they’re not the full picture!

03/14/2026

An appointment that measures your ear canal volume can be one of those “small steps” that make a huge difference in how hearing aids actually sound.

Let’s break it down: 👇

We start by reviewing your hearing test and your real-life goals (restaurants, TV, church, family gatherings).

Then I place a tiny probe microphone in your ear canal, and we play speech-like sounds to measure what your hearing aids are actually delivering inside your ear. 🦻 From there, I adjust the settings until they match evidence-based target levels, and we fine-tune based on what you notice.

The best part? The wins are often immediate:

✅ clearer speech without cranking volume
✅ less “sharp” or “off” sound
✅ more balanced hearing between ears
✅ more confidence that everything is set correctly

If your hearing aids don’t feel quite right, or you want a verified fit from the start, message us!

03/13/2026

🧠 Your brain needs practice to hear its best.

Hearing aids work most effectively when worn consistently throughout the day, not just during social events. Regular wear helps your brain:

👂 Process speech more clearly
👂 Adjust to different sound environments
👂 Feel less overwhelmed in noise

Think of hearing like exercise: the more consistently you show up, the stronger it gets. 💪

03/12/2026

⚠️ Not all cleaners are hearing-aid safe.

Alcohol-based wipes may be great for hands and surfaces, but they can damage the outer materials and internal components of hearing aids. Instead, use products specifically designed for hearing devices or ask us about safe, non-alcohol options.

When it comes to cleaning, gentle and hearing-aid–approved is best. 👂✨

03/11/2026

We get to know our patients like family. We celebrate their milestones, we learn their stories, and sometimes, we feel their absence more than people might expect.

Every so often, a family reaches out after a loved one has passed, asking what to do with their hearing aids. And while those calls are never easy, they’re filled with so much generosity.

If you ever find yourself in that position, know this: hearing aids can be donated and make a real difference. We collect them here at the office and pass them along to organizations like , where they’re refurbished and given to someone in need.

It’s one small way a loved one’s care can continue, helping someone stay connected, just like they did.

If you have questions, we’re always here to walk you through it.

03/10/2026

Hearing aids often start with the manufacturer's “first-fit” settings, basically the default setting, like a new phone.

I had a patient tell me, “They were programmed when I got them, so they should be fine… right?”
Sometimes they are. But without verification, it’s also common for fittings to be:

Too soft 👉 speech still unclear (especially s, f, th)
Too sharp 👉 loud but not comfortable
Unbalanced 👉 one ear working harder 👉 more listening fatigue

That’s why we use Real-Ear Measurement (REM). It takes us from “let’s try this and hope” to “let’s measure and confirm.”

REM helps us verify things like:

✅ soft speech (grandkids, across-the-room voices)
✅ everyday speech clarity + comfort
✅ loud sounds staying comfortable
✅ settings matching evidence-based targets

If your hearing aids feel “off,” let’s check them!

03/09/2026

Daily care doesn’t have to be complicated. Some of the best things you can do at home:

🦻 Wipe your hearing aids with a soft, dry cloth each night
🦻 Use a cleaning brush to clear the microphone ports
🦻 Check wax guards or tubing regularly

Keeping your devices free of debris helps prevent sound issues and unnecessary repairs. When in doubt, we’re always happy to show you how. 😊

03/08/2026

👋 Hey, did you know we don’t just help with hearing loss?

If you’re hearing ringing, buzzing, or whooshing sounds, even when it’s quiet, it could be tinnitus, and you’re definitely not alone.

We actually offer a Tinnitus Evaluation just for that. It gives the audiologist more time to understand what you’re experiencing and talk through options that can really help.

When you call to book, mention the ringing. We’ll make sure you’re scheduled for the right type of visit!

03/07/2026

Struggling to hear in noisy places? 🍽️ Location matters.

If you’re dining out or attending a gathering:

👉 Choose a booth or corner table
👉 Sit with your back to a wall
👉 Avoid sitting near kitchens, speakers, or high-traffic areas

Reducing background noise helps your brain focus on speech, with or without hearing aids. Sometimes, where you sit is just as important as what you hear. 👂

03/06/2026

👂 One small change can make a big difference in understanding.

When speaking to someone with hearing loss, try to:

💬 Get their attention first
💬 Face them directly
💬 Speak clearly (not louder)

Visual cues like facial expressions and lip movements play a huge role in understanding speech, even for people wearing hearing aids. Good communication isn’t about repeating yourself… it’s about connecting.

03/05/2026

So many people assume hearing aids are “set” the moment they turn on… but the truth is, the programming has to match your ear canal for the sound to be right.

I had a patient come in recently who said, “I’m wearing them… but I’m not convinced they’re actually programmed correctly for me.”

Totally fair. And honestly? I like that kind of skepticism, because it means you care about getting it right!
I get it too. I’m the same way with anything important: if I’m investing time and money, I want proof it’s working the way it’s supposed to! ☺️

That’s why during fittings at Commonwealth Audiology, we use a clinical verification step called Real-Ear Measurement (REM) (also called probe microphone measurement).

What it means: we measure what your hearing aids are actually delivering inside your ear canal, not what the computer assumes it’s delivering.

Because everyone’s ear canals have different turns, bends, and widths, the exact same hearing aid settings can sound different from person to person. 🦻 REMs help us confirm you’re getting the right amount of sound for your hearing loss and for your unique ear anatomy, so we’re not guessing.

The best part? The wins are often immediate:

✅ clearer speech without just “turning it up.”
✅ more comfortable sound (less sharp/less “off”)
✅ more confidence that things are truly fit correctly

If you’re wearing hearing aids and still wondering whether they’re right for your ears, let’s check.
Message us to schedule a fitting check/verification appointment.📲

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204 Bevins Lane, B
Georgetown, KY
40324

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 1pm

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+15026424322

Website

https://commonwealthaud.com/

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Are you looking for an Audiologist for your hearing needs? Our independently owned hearing clinic provides you with personalized care and solutions tailor-made to your specific hearing health. By taking a comprehensive focus, including an in-depth hearing test, hearing aid fittings, an individualized treatment plan and the commitment to ensure you understand the 'why' behind your care, our dedicated team ensures that you are well informed with your hearing health and needs. Our experienced audiologist can assist you with a variety of hearing solutions, including tinnitus treatment, hearing protection, ear wax management, and cutting-edge technological solutions. Give us a call today and take control of your hearing health.