BAHA Hearing Aids
Baha hearing aids, also known as bone-anchored hearing aids, are a type of hearing aid that is surgically implanted into the skull behind the ear. They work by transmitting sound vibrations through the skull bone to the inner ear, bypassing any problems with the external ear or middle ear. Candidacy for Baha hearing aids is […]
Could better balance be achieved with the help of hearing aids?
There is evidence that hearing aids can improve balance in individuals with hearing loss. Balance is a complex process that involves the integration of information from various sensory systems, including the auditory system. Research has shown that hearing loss can disrupt the balance system and lead to an increased risk of falls. One study published […]
Is there a social stigma associated with using hearing aids, and if so, why?
There are several reasons why stigma may exist around the use of hearing aids. One reason is that hearing loss is often associated with aging, and there may be a societal bias against aging or a desire to avoid being perceived as “old.” This can lead to people being reluctant to use hearing aids because […]
What is the importance of real ear measurements while tuning of hearing aids ?
Real ear measurements (REM) are important in the tuning of hearing aids because they provide an accurate measure of how much amplification the hearing aid is providing at different frequencies and in different listening environments. This is important because hearing aid amplification needs to be customized to an individual’s specific hearing loss and listening needs. […]