Robby Young's Hearing Aid Center

10/19/2020

Hearing checks may be one of the most pain-free and noninvasive health checks you
can take. Stay engaged with your health, hobbies, and loved ones. Schedule a hearing check today!

10/14/2020

It's easy to take hearing health for granted until it’s disrupting your relationships and the things you love to do. We’re passionate about reconnecting you. Learn more about why we do what we do https://www.robbyyoungshearingaidcenter.com/about-us/

10/13/2020

What is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is mostly commonly attributed to ringing in the ears, but can manifest itself in a variety of ways:
• Ringing
• Buzzing
• Whistling
• Sizzling
• Hissing
• Swooshing
• Clicking
• High-Frequency sounds
• Static or white noise

If any of these sound familiar to you, click below to schedule an appointment to find Tinnitus relief!

10/09/2020

Keeping your hearing aids in good working condition requires maintenance. You’ve made a valuable investment; here are some tips on how to protect it.

10/06/2020

Need help choosing a hearing aid? We can help, give us a call. (760) 340-2146

Making a purchase this critical can be overwhelming so we rounded up expert advice to help you choose hearing aids.

10/03/2020

Here is more information about three key minerals that benefit your hearing health!

09/27/2020

Did you know individuals with hearing loss wait an average of SEVEN years before seeking treatment? Many individuals don’t know what to expect at an initial consultation with a hearing specialist and that can make treating hearing loss a little scary. We are going to take the guesswork out of hearing loss treatment by walking you through your first meeting with one of our clinical hearing specialists. Here’s what you can expect from start to finish at your consultation with our team:

1. Have All Your Concerns Addressed. Our team is dedicated to educating each of our patients and providing them with answers to all of their hearing loss concerns. We are here to listen!
2. Gather Background Information. Knowing information like your family medical history and current medications you are taking can help hearing specialists understand your hearing loss and provide better treatment options.
3. Do a Series of Hearing Tests to Check Your Hearing. This may include observing the ear canal and establishing a degree of hearing loss through sound, words and background noise.
4. Develop a Treatment Plan. Treatment for hearing loss varies from patient to patient. After your initial evaluation, our clinicians will focus on finding the best treatment for your specific situation.

09/24/2020

Your furry friends love hearing devices! Your cat thinks they are toys and your dog will chew them if given the chance. Just a friendly reminder your hearing devices should be in your case if they aren't on your face

09/21/2020

Are you looking to increase your speech understanding by 30% in noise?
Do you want to remember 20% more of what was said in conversation?
Would you like to reduce the strain & energy of listening by 20%?

Hearing aids allow you to do all of the above!
What are you waiting for?
Contact us today! 760) 340-2146

09/18/2020

If this happens to you, give us a call!

09/15/2020

Cognitive decline happens slowly as we age and can be difficult to notice. If you have noticed some of the symptoms of cognitive decline in either you or a loved one, take a proactive approach!
Schedule an appointment with a hearing care specialist to understand how the treatment of hearing loss can significantly reduce, and possibly eliminate, the increased risk of developing Dementia.

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09/09/2020

Communicating with a mask on can be challenging. Here are some tips for communicating with people who have hearing loss.

These simple tips can help anyone with hearing loss communicate better.