Dr. Janie P. Barnett Audiology

Absolutely false! Hearing care isn’t a straight-from-the-box product, it’s a process. The follow-ups let your provider adjust your settings based on your feedback. In fact, a lot happens at a follow-up to make sure you stay connected to what’s most important. https://www.jpbaudiology.com/importance-follow-up-appointm/

Today we celebrate all the women who have made a difference in our lives and the lives of others. This year's #IWD2021 theme is #ChooseToChallenge. In honor of the day, we challenge you to acknowledge the achievement of a special woman in your life today!

Falls are more common and dangerous than you realize. Check out our 5 simple tips for avoiding hazardous slips! https://www.jpbaudiology.com/5-tips-protect-against-falls/

From artificial intelligence in small but powerful devices to cochlear implants and more, the science of hearing and hearing technology continues evolving to help you communicate your best. We’ve rounded up some exciting research initiatives that may help fuel tomorrow’s better-hearing innovations. https://www.jpbaudiology.com/todays-hearing-research-offer/

Hearing aids not cooperating with your glasses? Check out these tips for helping them play nice together! https://www.jpbaudiology.com/bte-hearing-aids-with-glasses/

Hearing aids have gone high tech. If you have smartphone-compatible hearing aids or are curious about them read on to see just how simple it is to get up and running with hearing aids that double as headphones! https://www.jpbaudiology.com/connecting-to-smartphones-wit/

Heroes, pop-culture icons, and other public figures are just like us they, too, can experience hearing loss, one of the most prevalent chronic conditions in the world. As we celebrate Black History Month in February, learn how these African American notables reached their dreams despite hearing difficulties. https://www.jpbaudiology.com/8-notable-african-americans-h/

We’re excited to tell you about new hearing technology! If you’ve been struggling to understand what people with masks are saying, to fully participate in virtual conversations, or to hear the TV, this may be the innovation you need. https://www.jpbaudiology.com/new-tech-agxrh/

Sticking to your better-hearing goals is even easier with these 5 tips. Put them to use today for an empowering 2021! #Resolutions https://www.jpbaudiology.com/5-hearing-resolution-tips/

An ongoing collaboration between Apple Inc. and the University of Michigan led to the opportunity to answer a question no one realized they even had how does a pandemic affect noise pollution? https://www.jpbaudiology.com/how-does-a-pandemic-affect-no/

Hearing care is not a grab-n-go solution better hearing is a process. But a whole appointment, just to get your hearing devices? Yes, and a lot happens at a fitting appointment to make sure your world comes alive with sound. https://www.jpbaudiology.com/why-I-need-a-fitting-appointm/

If you wear hearing aids and still haven’t checked out their streaming capabilities, we’ve got just what you need: five ways to enjoy the holidays through sound. Don’t miss our fun and festive picks! https://www.jpbaudiology.com/5-sounds-to-stream-for-holida/

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. https://www.clearliving.com/h/hearing-loss/best-gift-ideas/

Don’t let your holidays get sidetracked with this dreaded yearly humbug of humbugs unused insurance benefits. https://www.jpbaudiology.com/hearing-benefits/

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. https://www.jpbaudiology.com/5-mood-boosters/

Ears feeling clogged? It’s not all in your head. Get the skinny on the that plugged-up feeling, how it can affect your hearing, and what to do about it. https://www.jpbaudiology.com/ear-congestion/

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. https://hearinghealthfoundation.org/what-is-tinnitus

Technology has come such a long way in helping people with hearing loss. Here are some useful smartphone apps that may help you and your loved ones. https://www.hearinglink.org//loops-equipment/useful-apps-/

Research tells us that people with hearing loss are more likely to experience a fall. Our blog gives 5 tips to help reduce your risk. https://jpbaudiology.com/blog/5-tips-protect-against-falls/

You finally made your appointment to have your hearing checked here’s a list of what to expect when you meet your AudigyCertified audiologist. https://www.hearingloss.org//hearing-l/ida-telecare-tools/

The big secret in life is that there is no big secret. Whatever your goal, you can get there if you’re willing to work. Oprah Winfrey. Enjoy your restful Labor Day!

Trouble sleeping from constant ringing or buzzing in your ears? Here are some tips to get better sleep while living with tinnitus. https://thesleepdoctor.com//7-proven-techniques-to-help-y/

Summertime: What’s better than taking a long drive on a sunny day with the top down? Here are some tips on how to protect your hearing while riding in a convertible this summer. https://hearinghealthmatters.org//car-noise-exposure-conv/

With technology advancing, there are more styles of hearing aids than ever before. Here are 6 styles you should know. https://www.jpbaudiology.com/6-hearing-aid-styles-to-know/

Hearing loss is a complex condition and affects people in many different ways. Here are 10 questions to help determine if you or your loved one should have your hearing tested. https://hearinghealthfoundation.org/recognizing-hearing-loss

If you have difficulty wearing hearing aids with glasses, these tips are for you! https://jpbaudiology.com/blog/bte-hearing-aids-with-glasses/

Although hearing loss is a common medical condition, many don’t know the facts from fiction. Learn the most common hearing loss myths. https://hearinghealthfoundation.org/common-hearing-loss-myt