What if protecting your hearing could also help protect your memory? That’s the conclusion of research based on long-term data from the Framingham Heart Study. The findings show that adults who begin using hearing aids before the age of 70 may reduce their risk of developing dementia by as much as 61 percent compared with those
Most people associate stress with headaches, poor sleep, or fatigue—but did you know it can also affect your hearing? Prolonged stress doesn’t just take a toll on your mind and body; it can also increase your risk of hearing loss and tinnitus (ringing in the ears). Understanding how stress impacts hearing health is essential for
Hearing aids are essential for maintaining clear, crisp sound and enhancing daily communication. However, like any electronic device, they require regular maintenance and professional cleaning to function at their best. Over time, earwax, moisture, and debris can accumulate, leading to performance issues. Knowing when to seek professional servicing can help extend the life of your
Today’s hearing aids do so much more than amplify sound. They’ve evolved into smart, connected audio tools designed for modern life. With the latest in Bluetooth technology, these devices improve hearing while also enhancing everyday convenience, offering seamless access to your favorite entertainment. From streaming music and videos to taking phone calls, today’s hearing aids
Hearing is one of the most important senses for a child’s development. It supports not only language and learning, but also social skills and emotional growth. Hearing loss that goes undetected can impact speech clarity, school performance, and even self-esteem. Pediatric hearing loss refers to a partial or complete inability to hear in children. It
“Doctor, my mom had Meniere’s—will I get it too?” We break down the real genetic risks and explain why family history isn’t the whole story.
Noisy restaurants, crowded events, and group settings can be tough with hearing loss. Learn how to hear better in background noise and get more from your hearing aids.
Noise-cancelling headphones can help protect your hearing—especially in Colorado’s diverse soundscapes. Learn how they work, their benefits, and when professional care is still needed.
Headaches after starting hearing aids? You’re not alone. Learn why it happens, how to fix it, and when to get help—straight from the hearing specialists at Colorado Ear Care.
Learn how to connect hearing aids to phones, TVs, and tablets for clear audio and easier listening.
AI-driven hearing aids go beyond simple amplification, offering real-time sound adjustments, speech enhancement, and even health tracking. Explore how modern hearing technology is transforming lives.
Winter weather can affect both your hearing and hearing aids. Discover how cold temperatures, wind, and moisture impact your ears and devices—and how to protect them.
