Amherst Audiological Services

We're happy to see this kind of news! Hearing the world around us is very important, not only to our health, but to build and sustain relationships with the ones we care about.

Have a loved one with hearing loss? Get ’em something they never realized they needed like an alarm clock that vibrates under their pillow. Read on to learn more about this and other gift ideas.

Happy Halloween from all of us at Amherst Audiological Services.

Don’t let your holidays get sidetracked with this dreaded yearly humbug of humbugs unused insurance benefits.

Note that treatment of hearing loss is one of the preventable risk factors. (Yes, even mild hearing loss is a factor!)

Did you know hearing health and mental health are closely linked? For many of us, winter is also a factor in mental health. Luckily, a break in the clouds could be as simple as one of these five tips.

As of now, there is not enough research to determine a correlation between COVID-19 and hearing loss. What is well-known is that some of the medications used to treat coronavirus carry a relatively high-risk of hearing loss, tinnitus, or vertigo as a side effect.

Isn't the sense of hearing an amazing thing?

Are you living with tinnitus? You are not alone! Here are some key facts about the causes and effects of a condition that millions have.

Considering scheduling an appointment? Here is what to expect.

Trouble sleeping from constant ringing or buzzing in your ears? Here are some tips to get better sleep while living with tinnitus.

Although hearing loss is a common medical condition, many don’t know the facts from fiction. Here are the most common hearing loss myths.

Find yourself or a loved one running into similar challenges while on video calls or with people wearing masks? There may be opportunities to adjust your hearing aids to help overcome these challenges. Give us a call or send us a message to chat with an audiologist about what options are available to support you.

We wanted to share this great resource from HLAA to help assist anyone who is hearing impaired prepare for a visit to the hospital or doctors office. Includes a printable placard to let staff know you're hard of hearing to help eliminate communication barriers quickly.

Here is one option for wearing a mask without having it interfere with aids - if we find more ideas we will post them!

Hearing loss can be a royal pain - just ask the Queen. But why is it so important to address hearing loss sooner rather than later? Read more. https://dailym.ai/36mxVJx

Happy Thanksgiving from Amherst Audiological. We will be closed Thanksgiving weekend. We will be back in the office Monday December 2nd!

The holidays are fast approaching, which means time spent with family and friends will be abundant in the coming months. Don't let your hearing difficulty get in the way of the joyous holiday season!