Hearing Help- Rochester, NY

February is American Heart Month! Unfortunately, heart disease limits blood flow throughout the body, which restricts oxygen to the inner ear, creating the risk for hearing damage. We recommend checking your blood pressure regularly and receiving a hearing screening at least once a year.

Need more assistance hearing the Television audio? The Widex TV PLAY lets you decide what sound is delivered to you from your hearing aid devices. Whether that is TV audio-only or TV audio while listening to other sounds in your vicinity. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3a7BjvC

The WIDEX MOMENT contains ZeroDelay Technology, eliminating any delay of sound traveling from the hearing aid to the eardrum. Delivering a more vivid and organic sound experience. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3a7BjvC

Need your hearing aids adjusted, but do not want to physically enter a health office? No worries! We offer virtual appointments via Telehealth. Our experts will virtually fine-tune your hearing aids and make sure they are working properly. Schedule an appointment at https://bit.ly/2PmErtK

According to the Hearing Health Foundation (HHF), headphones or other compact listening devices can produce a volume level of about 105 decibels, equivalent to a table saw and louder than city traffic. Lower the volume! Visit https://bit.ly/2FYnDYk for hearing protection options.

Whether you receive hearing aids as a gift or are purchasing them for a family member, Hearing Health USA offers a Hearing Aid Fine-Tuning appointment to help you get up and running with your new devices. Set up a Telehealth or in-person appointment at https://bit.ly/33ZA3t2

Animal Hearing Fact: The polar bear has small round ears to conserve as much heat in their body as possible, according to polarbearsinternational.org.

Happy First Day of Winter! With the holidays coming up, let us make sure you are hearing your absolute best! Schedule a virtual or in-person hearing checkup at https://bit.ly/2XmIZV4

Vertigo can be experienced as imbalance, spinning, rotating, or falling. Your sense of balance is associated with your eyes and inner ear that help detect gravity and visually localize your position. If you are experiencing these symptoms, make an appointment at https://bit.ly/2UVz9rE

Take our quick 3-minute hearing assessment quiz to better understand your hearing health needs. https://bit.ly/3befOJN