The Hearing Center

04/23/2026

“Can you repeat that?” — it’s a common question, but how you respond can make all the difference. 👂

This article explores simple, effective ways to communicate more clearly and confidently in everyday conversations.

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  The 10 most used words in the English language are the, be, to, of, and, a, in, that, have, and I. For people with hearing loss, however, this list might include the words pardon, what or even huh – yes, it’s in the dictionary! We use them frequently because we ask people to repeat themselves...

04/22/2026

5 Ear-Resistible Plants 🌱

Some foods may help keep you steady on your feet.

Nutrients like potassium, folate, and antioxidants (found in blueberries, kale, and tomatoes) support the inner ear’s balance system by reducing inflammation and oxidative stress that can impair vestibular function.

04/15/2026

Growing Your Way to Better Hearing Health 😎

Some garden favorites, like pumpkins and asparagus, can provide nutrients that may help protect hearing health and ease tinnitus.

Want to learn more about eating for healthy hearing? We love sharing healthful ideas that you can use. Contact us today!

04/09/2026

Technology is helping transform accessibility in theaters, stadiums, and beyond. Discover how inclusive listening is becoming a universal standard for shared experiences.
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Auracast promises something long imagined but never fully realized: a standardized, open broadcast that allows audience members to receive high-quality audio directly in their own hearing aids, earbuds, or smartphones. This happens without venue-specific hardware, without checkout counters, and with

04/08/2026

The chirp of birds, the hum of lawnmowers, kids playing outside 🪶

Are those once familiar sounds starting to fade?

Schedule a hearing evaluation this spring and rediscover all of the sounds waiting for you.

04/01/2026

The Costs of Ignoring Hearing Loss

Hearing loss doesn’t just make conversations harder — it can influence your cognitive health, social connections, and overall well-being. Schedule an appointment to discover why treating hearing loss early makes such a difference!

03/24/2026

The Impact of Untreated Hearing Loss

When you struggle to hear, communication becomes work. Conversations that once felt natural can start to feel stressful.

Find out what can happen if hearing loss is left untreated:

03/19/2026

Love your music but worried about your hearing? Discover the 3 signs your earbuds may be harming your ears — and how to listen smarter. 🔊
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Because noise-canceling earbuds are so comfortable and block everything out, people wear them for three, four, five hours straight without realizing the cumulative effect on their ears.

03/17/2026

How to Support Loved Ones With Hearing Loss

When someone you care about has hearing loss, your support can make a world of difference. Here’s how to listen, communicate, and show love in ways that truly connect.

Schedule a hearing check together, and rediscover the joy of shared laughter, meaningful conversation, and love that truly listens.

03/10/2026

Do Allergies Cause Hearing Loss?

When you come into contact with allergens, it can lead to nasal congestion, sinus pressure, and an overall sense of fullness in the head. Since your ears, nose, and throat are interconnected, these symptoms can quickly extend to the ears.

Contact us today if you think your hearing issue could be more than the temporary effects of seasonal allergies!

03/08/2026

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday, Shawna Powers, Au.D.! 🎂🎉

Today we’re celebrating Shawna and all the positivity, dedication, and heart she brings to our team each day! Shawna, we hope your birthday is filled with laughter, sweet surprises, and everything that makes you happiest.

Please join us in wishing Shawna a fantastic year ahead!

02/24/2026

👂❤️👂 This month is all about great partnerships, and your ears are one of the BEST.
If you have hearing loss in both ears, two hearing aids are typically better than one.

Think “one good ear is good enough?” Discover the power of two.
Working together, your ears can help you hear speech clearer, feel less listening fatigue, and stay more connected to the people and things you love.

Questions? We’re here to help.