Advanced Bell Hearing Aid Center

03/16/2026

Not having to worry about changing tiny batteries every week or so, is so helpful.
And even with streaming, the charge will last all day and well into the evening.
Call for a free consultation today.

Rechargeable hearing aids are a popular choice for people who prefer not to deal with disposable batteries. Designed to last all day on a single charge, the batteries typically last around five years before needing replacement.

They’re still most common in behind-the-ear models, but in-ear options are becoming more widely available as the technology evolves.

If you're considering hearing aids, a hearing care professional can help you decide whether rechargeable models are the right fit for you.

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03/14/2026

You’d be surprised by what you’re missing.
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Office hours are Monday -Thursday 9-4 Friday by appointment only.

Many people are surprised by the small sounds they rediscover after getting hearing aids.

Things like bacon sizzling in the pan, birds chirping outside the window, the rustle of leaves on a walk, or even the quiet ticking of a clock.

Hearing loss can happen gradually, and many small sounds fade along the way. Hearing them again can feel like rediscovering little moments of daily life.

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03/04/2026

Today is World Hearing Day — a time to raise awareness about hearing health, support those living with hearing loss, and highlight steps we can take to protect our hearing at any age.

Not all hearing loss can be prevented. But reducing exposure to loud noise and wearing proper hearing protection are two of the most important ways to lower your risk.

If you’ve noticed ringing in your ears or changes in how you hear, don’t ignore them. Making an appointment with a hearing care provider can help you get the right treatment and prevent further damage.

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02/24/2026

Better hearing health is connected to total body health. Don’t let your hearing get “worse” before you do something about it. Call for your free hearing screening today.

February is American Heart Month, a time to focus on the health of your heart and your whole body.

Research shows that heart disease is linked to a higher risk of hearing loss and tinnitus. When circulation is reduced, the delicate hair cells in the inner ear may not get the oxygen and nutrients they need to function well.

Small habits like staying active and choosing heart-friendly foods can benefit both your cardiovascular system and your hearing health.

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02/19/2026

I recently got hearing aids after noticing that I was missing some high pitched sounds and having trouble hearing a friend’s voice at a party. It took a couple of weeks to acclimate, but I am hearing better and asking “what?” way less.

Hearing loss rarely happens overnight. For most people, it develops slowly over time. This is called progressive hearing loss.

Aging and noise exposure are two of the most common causes. The good news is that most progressive hearing loss is treatable, often with hearing aids that can help you stay connected to the people and moments that matter most.

If you have noticed gradual changes in your hearing, it may be time to schedule a hearing check.

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02/17/2026

Happy Lunar New Year!🧧

02/05/2026

This is something I have had for a few years.

02/04/2026

If you’ve been thinking about getting help with your hearing loss, now is a great time to come in. We have some great deals on the latest technology in hearing aids. Rechargeable digitally programmable hearing aids that will help in crowds, on the phone, with your TV. You’ll be surprised at what you’re missing.

02/02/2026

Here we are! A new month, let good thoughts and love 💕 fill the month ahead!

01/28/2026

So Valentine’s Day is on its way…. What are you getting your sweetheart?
How about the gift of better hearing?

Call today, and you’ll be set by Valentines to hear your sweetheart whisper “sweet nothings” to you. 💗
Why wait? Call today!

01/19/2026

Hope you enjoy Martin Luther King Jr. day!
We will be in the office for 1/2 the day. Please call to set up an appointment.

01/14/2026

Hello friends!
Big news! (for me anyway)
I just had got hearing aids!
I’ve been noticing a problem for a little while now, and have had tinnitus problems for a couple of years.
My loss is mild, but this year at a Christmas party, a couple came to talk to me and I had no problem with the male voice, but can’t tell you what his wife was saying. 🤦🏻‍♀️ I was too embarrassed to ask her to repeat herself, so i just nodded.

I always tell my customers “the sooner you take steps to help yourself, the easier it will be to acclimate.”
So I’m taking my own advice. Why wait when you could be hearing better today?