Ear Solutions

Research shows that untreated #hearingloss can lead to significant challenges in virtually every area of a person’s life. The loss can have a tremendous social impact as communication becomes strained. When it is difficult to understand what someone is saying, it can become too easy to give up on conversations. Someone struggling to hear and understand may start to avoid social situations, leading to increased withdrawal from even the closest family, friends, and co-workers. Wearing hearing aids can improve your quality of life dramatically by providing you with : Greater self-confidence Closer relationships with loved ones Improved outlook on life Today’s  hearing aids  are as small, comfortable and attractive as they are powerful and they have limited impact on your appearance. In fact, not being able to hear is actually more visible than wearing hearing aids. Make an appointment today   to #treathearingloss and take steps to better, more vibrant he...

We’re here to help you find the answers you need about  hearing loss and hearing aids  — for yourself or on behalf of someone you love. CROS vs. BiCROS: Which is for you? CROS and BiCROS hearing aids are very similar in functionality, with one slight difference. CROS ( Contralateral Routing Of Signals) :  If you have no hearing in one ear, and normal hearing in the other, a CROS might be right for you. With a CROS system, you’ll wear a microphone on your deaf ear, which will capture sounds from that side and transmit them to a hearing aid worn on your normal ear. That hearing aid will then output those sounds (without amplification), into your normal hearing ear. In this way, you’re able to hear sounds from your “bad side,” in your good ear. BiCROS ( Bilateral Contralateral Routing Of Signals) :  If you have no hearing in one ear, and a hearing loss in the other, a BiCROS might be right for you. A BiCROS system works exactly like a CROS...