Hear's The Answer

02/11/2026

Did you know untreated hearing loss can increase your risk of accidents? Minor hearing loss can make you 60% more prone to serious falls or injuries. Stay safe—get your hearing checked.

The CDC surveyed 200 million people and found hearing loss people may be more accident-prone than others.

02/09/2026

Did you know your diet can protect your hearing? Omega-3 fatty acids found in salmon, walnuts, and flaxseeds may lower the risk of age-related hearing loss. Learn more about vitamins that boost hearing.

Your body uses vitamins to support many functions, but did you know this includes your hearing?

02/06/2026

Just got your first hearing aid? Staying connected with family and friends is easier than ever. Hearing aids help you enjoy life without social isolation. Learn more about thriving with your new device.

Like all new experiences, getting your first hearing aid can be filled with challenges. Find out the secret to living worry-free with hearing loss.

02/04/2026

Struggling with your hearing aids? Many issues have simple fixes, from adjusting the fit to replacing ear tips. Don’t let discomfort keep you from hearing clearly. Learn more about solutions for common hearing aid problems.

Can't get motivated to wear your hearing aids? Try these simple solutions to vastly improve your listening experience.

02/02/2026

Think slips and falls are the most common workplace injury? Think again. Chronic hearing damage affects millions of workers each year and often goes unnoticed. Learn more about protecting your hearing on the job.

The most common workplace injury happens slowly and often goes unnoticed.

01/30/2026

Forgetting names, appointments, or conversations may not be just a normal part of aging. Research shows memory loss is closely connected to untreated hearing loss. Learn more about this important link and how hearing care can help.

Forgetting more these days? It may not be a memory problem. It could be something scary but treatable.

01/28/2026

While hearing aids don’t cure hearing loss, scientific research is bringing us closer than ever to potential breakthroughs. From gene therapy to regenerative treatments, the future of hearing care is evolving.

Learn more about current hearing loss research.

There’s no cure for hearing loss… yet. Scientists are hard at work researching some novel (and promising) new approaches to a hearing loss cure.

01/26/2026

Hearing loss isn’t always caused by noise exposure. Conditions like auditory neuropathy affect how sound signals travel from the ear to the brain, even when the ear itself is working properly. Learn more about auditory neuropathy and its symptoms.

Auditory neuropathy is a hearing disorder that occurs when signals from the ear do not successfully reach the brain. Treatment can help improve symptoms.

01/23/2026

New to hearing aids? Small missteps can make a big difference in how well they work for you. From proper fittings to daily wear habits, learning what to avoid can help you get the most from your investment. Learn more about common hearing aid mistakes.

You have made the fundamental decision to improve your life by getting hearing aids. Keep the good decisions coming with these three tips.

01/21/2026

Hearing loss is no longer just an age-related concern. Research shows more young people are experiencing hearing damage—often from everyday device use. Learn what may be causing this preventable issue in this article.

Hearing loss is a growing epidemic, even among the young. This is why.

01/19/2026

Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his enduring legacy of service, compassion, and equality. His message reminds us that caring for one another begins with listening.

01/16/2026

Ringing, buzzing, or hissing in your ears isn’t something to ignore. Tinnitus is a common symptom that affects millions of adults and is often linked to hearing loss. Learn what tinnitus is, what causes it, and how it can be managed by reading more today.

Do you hear ringing in your ears? Chances are that you suffer from tinnitus. Discover more about this condition, its causes, and how to treat it.