Associates in Audiology
Exton, PA 19341 610-363-1340
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Symptoms of Hearing Loss
About 15 percent of American adults report having some hearing loss, and the odds jump dramatically with age. Here are some signs that you may have hearing loss.
Types of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is extremely common. It can be a normal part of the aging process and, for many, an inevitable result of living in a noisy society. There are two primary types of hearing loss: sensorineural loss and conductive loss.
Before Buying Any Hearing Aid, Get Evaluated
Suspect you have hearing loss? Start by consulting your primary care doc or an ear, nose, and throat specialist (also called an “otolaryngologist”) to rule out treatable medical problems before purchasing a hearing aid.
Can Hearing Aids Really Help Me?
Many people with hearing loss don’t seek help because they don’t want to acknowledge a handicap or they don’t think hearing aids are effective.
Selecting the Right Hearing Aid
Hearing aids vary in shape, size, and the way they are worn. Not all patients are good candidates for each option; if you have moderate-to-profound hearing loss, carefully discuss your choices with your physician and audiologist.
Where to Buy Hearing Aids
If you’re about to get a hearing aid, be wary: Because of the “scientific” nature of the purchase, consumers are often vulnerable to misinformation and bad deals. Our ratings of hearing centers will help you find reliable advice.
How to Save Money on Hearing Aids
Be sure to shop for price. Our undercover shoppers collected prices for six different hearing aid models from area sellers and found some companies charge prices that are twice as expensive as others.
How to Avoid Being Stuck with the Wrong Hearing Aid
Most hearing-aid purchases go off without a hitch. But some don’t. It’s not easy to get things right because each patient’s hearing loss is unique, and each has different expectations. Here are steps you can take to protect yourself from bad choices.
How to Maximize the Benefits of Hearing Aids and Hearing Health Resources
You want to make sure your hearing aid works properly and maximizes the benefits it offers.
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