Hearing Wellness Blog
Having hearing loss is a unique experience, and everyone deals with it differently. However, this doesn’t stop people from finding a community online – such as the one we’ve built for you right here. Please explore our Hearing Wellness Blog developed by your Lemme Audiologists, and reach out to us if you want to continue the conversation.
“What is the difference between all these hearing aid brands?“
There are about six major brands of hearing aids. In no order-Phonak, Widex, Starkey, Oticon, Resound and Signia. Looking at their outsides, all the hearing aids that each of these manufacturers make look the same. BUT, each has their proprietary software controlling...
What is the best hearing aid for tinnitus?
Anyone with tinnitus can also suffer from very mild to server hearing loss. Hearing aids can be a life changer for the person suffering from both. Sound distracts your brain from hearing this internal noise. Many people who suffer from both find relief with their...
“How Do You Decide Which Hearing Aid Is Best For Me?”
There are six major hearing aid manufacturers, and they all make quality products. Each manufacturer approaches how they process sound slightly differently in terms of how they manage background noise, adapt for the environment and process speech. They also all have...
We Now Have OTC Hearing Aids!
You can now find over the counter “OTC” hearing aids on our website or at any one of our three locations. Click HERE to check them out! Why did we choose to sell OTC hearing aids now? After we did a lot of research, we felt comfortable offering the Sennheiser All Day...
“HOW LONG SHOULD MY HEARING AIDS LAST?”
The life of your hearing aids is based on a few things. First is the age of the devices. The older the hearing aids are the more outdated the technology. Hearing aid manufacturers usually improve technology in some way every year. These changes usually include an...
Cognitive Hearing | Cognitive Decline
Cognitive Hearing Studies suggest that older people with hearing loss are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, and hearing loss can be associated with a faster rate of cognitive decline. Why is this? Researchers have several theories: One has to do...
