Colorado Ear Care Blog
Learn about hearing care, balance, dizziness, vertigo, and more ear care topics.
Colorado Ear Care Blog
Learn about hearing care, balance, dizziness, vertigo, and more ear care topics.
Preventing the Risk of Falling: Simple Tips You Can Follow to Stay Safe, Active, and Upright
Falling: It’s a more common issue than you think! Do you ever worry about the consequences of falling, either for yourself or for someone else? If so you are not alone. In fact, studies have shown that falls are considered one of the top health risks in adults who...
How to Clean Your Hearing Aids at Home
Your hearing aids, like many other high-end electronic devices, work their best when they’re clean and free from obstructions. The effects of COVID-19 mean you might not be able to see your hearing care professional as often as you’d like for a professional...
Three Things You Should Know About Dizziness and Imbalance
1. Dizziness, feelings of imbalance, and vertigo can often be associated with issues occurring deep in your body’s inner ear Dizziness, which is often associated with feelings of lightheadedness, can generally be attributed to problems in the inner ear; adverse...
What Is BPPV and How Is It Treated?
What is BPPV? BPPV, which is short for “benign paroxysmal positional vertigo,” is one of the more predominant causes of vertigo. For those who are unfamiliar with vertigo, it has been described by those who experience it and study it in a few different ways,...
How to Successfully Wear a Mask While Wearing Hearing Aids
Though the image of average citizens wearing masks for protection from airborne illnesses is something we would typically associate with highly concentrated populations in other parts of the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has made this practice much more commonplace...
The Truth About Hearing Loss and Dementia
Hearing loss sometimes feels like a condition that is hidden in plain sight. Statistics show that nearly FIFTY MILLION Americans experience some form of hearing loss. That’s almost 15% of our total population. Yet, despite this prevalence, only about 20% of people...
