Hearing Health
Hearing Health Articles for Caregivers
Hearing Problems in Loved Ones
Do you find the need to repeat yourself more often than not to the person you are caring for?
Understanding Captioned Telephones
Many caregivers are caring for loved ones who have developed hearing loss over the years.
The Highs & Lows of Hearing Loss
Caring for someone with hearing loss can be a challenging and scary venture into the unknown. A caregiver worries about the safety of their loved one no matter what,
Help Loved Ones with Hearing Loss at Thanksgiving
As many extended families prepare to gather for Thanksgiving dinner, experts at ASHA are offering advice on how to help loved ones who are hard of hearing more fully participate in these celebrations.
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When Cognition & Hearing Loss Collide
If you find a loved one asking repetitive questions, becoming confused and forgetful, you may think they have dementia, but the cause could be hearing loss.
Dealing with Hearing Loss
Imagine trying to have a conversation and constantly having to ask your companions to repeat themselves; or not being able to participate in a group discussion in the common room because the TV is on and six people are chatting around you.
Hearing Loss Prevention
Many loved ones will not tell their caregiver of an onset of hearing loss, for fear of losing independence.
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Lyme Disease and Hearing Loss
There are multiple illnesses that can cause hearing loss. These include measles, mumps, meningitis, and encephalitis as well as Lyme disease.
Healthy Diets Linked to Lower Risk of Hearing Loss
The older you become, the more likely you’ll be to have hearing loss. Experts estimate that about one in three Americans between the ages of 65 and 74 has hearing loss. Among those older than 75, an estimated one of every two people has hearing loss.
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Getting Used to Hearing Aids
Beyond a television or radio programmed for the loudest setting, the challenges of caring for a person who has lost all or part of the ability to hear are challenging.
Hearing Aids Slow Cognitive Decline
As the world population ages, the number of people living with dementia and other types of cognitive impairment continues to rise. Safe and affordable interventions to prevent or slow age-related cognitive decline are greatly needed.
What Did You Say?
Do you find the need to repeat yourself more often than not to the person you are caring for? Does your talking level closely resemble your yelling level?
Thought Leader Interview-Ray Harris
Ray Harris is the President of Harris Communications founded in 1982. Harris Communications offers a wide selection of assistive products for Deaf & Hard of Hearing for all levels of hearing loss.
