With a new year we have some suggestions for a year filled with better hearing! Hearing Test Hearing loss, like any other health related issue, should not be ignored. Many people simply don’t remember to include a hearing evaluation as part of their regular health check-ups. Research...
Need some hearing aid batteries? Our One Day Battery sale is coming up on Wednesday, December 9th! Drop into any Hearing Institute Atlantic location and pick up our private label hearing aid batteries for half price. $40 for 10 packages, one day only, Wednesday, Dec...
With the holidays fast approaching it is a great time to pick up some books. Here are a couple of great books on hearing loss either for yourself or for a loved one. A book always makes a great gift or stocking stuffer! Hear Your Life:...
Quick and easy troubleshooting for your custom hearing aid Put in a new battery. Even if you just replaced the battery try inserting a fresh battery into the hearing aid. Wipe or brush your hearing aid to remove any wax or debris Visually inspect the aid to see if...
Quick and easy troubleshooting for your receiver hearing aid Put in a new battery. Even if you just replaced the battery try inserting a fresh battery into the hearing aid. Wipe or brush your hearing aid to remove any wax or debris. Remove the dome from the end of...
Quick and easy troubleshooting for your BTE hearing aid Put in a new battery. Even if you just replaced the battery try inserting a fresh battery into the hearing aid. Wipe or brush your hearing aid to remove any wax or debris. Visually inspect the aid to see if...
If you want to help your memory and cognitive performance, you may want to get a hearing test and treat hearing loss, says the Better Hearing Institute (BHI) in response to a growing body of research that shows a link between unaddressed hearing loss and...
John O’Keefe is an acoustician living in Toronto and this is his take on the first impressions of hearing aids! Read more at The Globe and Mail ...
Noise induced hearing loss affects millions of people worldwide and many Veterans are living with hearing loss and/or tinnitus. Veterans working in a variety of work conditions may have been exposed to high levels of noise exposure including, infantry, artillery, pilots, engineers and many others....
Did you know? There are approx. 700,000 Canadian Military Veterans http://www.veteransofcanada.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=53&Itemid=1 why remember? http://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/history/other/remember/why...
