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Family Audiology and Hearing Centers Portsmouth

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Our 15 locations have served Southwest Ohio since 1985 and now serving Southeast Ohio. Family owned

11/26/2025

Wellness Wednesday with Family Audiology & Hearing Centers

Hearing health is often overlooked in diabetes care — but it shouldn’t be.

Research shows that people with diabetes are twice as likely to experience hearing loss compared to those without the condition. Changes in blood sugar can damage the tiny blood vessels and nerves in the inner ear, affecting how sound is processed.

That’s why annual audiometric evaluations should be a routine part of diabetes management — just like eye exams and foot checks.

Early detection means better hearing and better quality of life.
Schedule your annual hearing evaluation today by calling 740-456-1861!

11/19/2025

Wellness Wednesday with Family Audiology & Hearing Centers

Did you know that high-frequency hearing loss is one of the most common — and often undetected — hearing changes in people with diabetes?

High blood sugar can damage the tiny blood vessels and nerves in the inner ear, especially those responsible for processing high-pitched sounds like birds chirping or certain speech tones.

Because it happens gradually, many people don’t realize their hearing has changed until communication becomes difficult.

Regular hearing evaluations are key to early detection and better long-term hearing health.
Protect your hearing — schedule your check today by calling 740-456-1861!

11/12/2025

🔊 Wellness Wednesday with Family Audiology & Hearing Centers 💚

Your ears are small — but they work hard! The auditory system uses a high amount of energy to process sound, relying on a steady supply of glucose to function properly.

When blood sugar levels are poorly controlled, it can affect how the inner ear and auditory nerve work — leading to potential hearing changes or loss over time.

Keeping blood sugar in a healthy range supports both your overall health and your hearing.
Protect your hearing — schedule your annual hearing evaluation today by calling 740-456-1861!

11/05/2025

Wellness Wednesday with Family Audiology & Hearing Centers

Smoking restricts blood flow to the inner ear, damaging the delicate cells responsible for hearing.

Diabetes can affect the small blood vessels and nerves in the ear, making it harder to process sound clearly.

The good news? Quitting smoking, managing your blood sugar, and scheduling regular hearing evaluations can help protect your hearing health for years to come.

Take charge of your wellness — your ears will thank you!

Call 740-456-1861 to schedule with one of our knowledgeable professionals today.

10/29/2025

Wellness Wednesday: Hear Better, Feel Better

Untreated hearing loss doesn’t just affect communication — it can impact your mood and mental health.
Research shows that properly fit hearing aids can reduce symptoms of depression and improve social connection and quality of life.

This Wellness Wednesday, remember: a simple hearing evaluation could be the first step toward better hearing and a healthier mind.

Call today to schedule with one of our trained providers.

10/22/2025

Wellness Wednesday: The Link Between Hearing and Mental Health

Research shows that adults ages 18–69 with hearing impairment have a significantly higher risk of depression and social withdrawal.
Routine hearing evaluations are an important part of preventive care — early identification and treatment of hearing loss can help protect both auditory and mental health outcomes. Call today for your evaluation.

10/15/2025

👂👁️ Wellness Wednesday 👁️👂

Hearing and vision aren’t just about senses. They’re about connection.

People with hearing loss are at a higher risk for depression, social isolation, and anxiety. But when vision loss is also present, that risk increases even more significantly.

Losing the ability to see or hear clearly can make it harder to engage with others, enjoy daily activities, and maintain independence—all of which can impact mental health.

The good news? Routine hearing checks can catch issues early and open the door to treatment and support. Even small changes in hearing can make a big difference in staying connected and protecting your emotional well-being.

Take care of your senses—your mental health depends on them. Call today to schedule your evaluation.

10/01/2025

Hearing loss is a natural part of aging—but it’s often misunderstood.

Untreated hearing loss can lead to social isolation, making it harder to stay connected with family and friends.

Many older adults avoid getting help due to stigma, but delaying care can increase the risk of depression and cognitive decline.

There’s no shame in taking care of your hearing—it's a key part of staying engaged, independent, and mentally healthy. 💙

09/24/2025

👂🚶‍♀️ Wellness Wednesday

Hearing loss doesn’t just affect communication—it can be an early warning sign for increased fall risk.

🔍 Watch for these signs:

Feeling off balance or dizzy

Trouble hearing in noisy places

Turning up the volume often

Recent trips or stumbles

✅ Don’t ignore the signs—get your hearing checked.

09/17/2025

👂 Wellness Wednesday Tip

Did you know hearing loss can triple your risk of falling?

Your ears help with more than hearing—they play a role in balance too!

✅ Get your hearing checked regularly to stay safe and steady.

08/27/2025

🧠 Wellness Wednesday 🔊
Hearing isn’t just about your ears — it’s deeply connected to how your brain works.

When you hear clearly, your brain doesn’t have to strain to make sense of sounds. This helps free up mental energy for memory, focus, and decision-making. In fact, healthy hearing is one of the key ways to support long-term cognitive function.

This , remember: taking care of your hearing is also taking care of your br

You can schedule today by calling 740-456-1861.

08/20/2025

🧠 Wellness Wednesday 👂
Did you know a simple hearing test can do more than check your ears? It can also offer insight into your brain health.

Hearing loss and cognitive decline are closely connected — when your brain struggles to process sound, it may be a sign of deeper cognitive changes.

This , consider scheduling a hearing test. It’s a small step that could help catch early signs of cognitive decline and keep your mind sharp for the moments that matter most.

Call 740-456-1861 to schedule today!

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4342 Gallia Street Suite A
New Boston, OH
45662

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

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https://familyahc.com/

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