What is conductive hearing loss?
There are 4 main types of hearing loss. It’s important to distinguish between them because each type will have a different impact and will require different treatment options. As the…
Can I use the same hearing aids as my friend?
You may really like the look of the hearing aids your friend or a family member is wearing. And, naturally, you may ask yourself “Can I use the same hearing…
What if my hearing aid is damaged or lost?
Modern hearing aids are complex, intricately engineered electronic devices. Rough handling can damage them and it can be easy to lose the tiny devices too. So, what can you do…
Will I be that person who doesn’t wear their hearing aids?
For some people, dealing with hearing loss presents some real challenges. One of those challenges involves wearing hearing aids. Many people respond to that challenge by ignoring their need for…
Do hearing aids work with mobile phones and tablets?
We live in a world where making connections through mobile devices is really important and that’s especially true for hearing aid wearers. There’s lots of talk about connectivity but how…
How much improvement I can expect with hearing aids?
Hearing loss is rapidly becoming epidemic and there’s a good chance it already affects you or someone you love. The good news is that hearing aids have been shown to…
Learn more about our Maple Location
The very first House of Hearing location, the Maple clinic is our busiest and most well known clinic. Fully staffed with Audiologists and Hearing Instrument Specialists, our hearing professionals at…
I can hear—why do I need hearing aids?
Do you often ask yourself “ people keep telling me I need hearing aids ”? why do I need hearing aids? I can hear very well” It’s highly likely you…
Common challenges adjusting to hearing aids
So, you need hearing aids and you’re wondering what are the common challenges that people face adjusting to hearing aids. Adapting to hearing aids does involve a learning curve and…
Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline
There are very clear links between hearing loss and cognitive decline. Hearing loss also increases your likelihood of developing dementia or Alzheimer’s. Scientists are still not sure about how this…
