4 Tips for Embracing Your Hearing Tech Just as the road to better hearing can take some time, so might adjusting to your new hearing devices. Count on these quick and easy tips to help. 1. BE PATIENT Voices, the...
5 Signs It’s Time To Upgrade
What are some signs that it’s time to upgrade my hearing technology? You can often tell when something should be replaced — your smartphone’s screen is cracked, your vacuum smells hot. But what about your hearing devices? Here are five...
Hearing Loss and Spouse
How does my hearing loss affect my spouse? If you have hearing difficulties, you’re not experiencing them alone. Hearing loss is a family affair. Learn how your hearing loss may be affecting the person closest to you — and what...
A letter from Dr. Janet Westlund
To my valued patients, I am pleased to announce that after 37 years as owner of the Center for Audiology Services, and over 40 years as an audiologist, I am retiring. I have thoroughly enjoyed caring for the hearing needs...
Q&A Next Steps
What should I expect after getting hearing technology? Great question! Here are three tips to keep in mind as you experience a whole new world of sound. BE PATIENT Your devices may not sound normal at first, and even your...
5 Myths About Hearing Loss
Get your journey to better health back on track by debunking these five common hearing loss myths: Myth: I don’t need to treat my hearing loss – I feel fine Fact: Leaving hearing loss untreated increases your risk of depression,...
Protecting Your Investment
How can I protect my investment into hearing technology? Protecting your investment in better hearing is almost as important to us as it is to you. At every step of your better hearing journey, we want you to know you’ve...
Benefits of a local hearing provider
Are there any benefits of working with a local hearing health provider? Hearing helps you stay connected to your world and is a window into your health. A locally owned practice provides expert care before, during, and after treatment. Personalized...
6 Surprising Ways Spring Harms Hearing
Spring brings longer days and more activity — but also more noise. Here are some common seasonal sources of damaging noise: Motorcycles Though hearing loss starts at 85 decibels (dB), engine noise can hit 100 dB while riding, and at...
Why Do I Need To Get My Devices Professionally Cleaned?
Hearing aids are tiny computers, and just like your personal electronics at home, they need to be maintained. Daily cleaning is essential: Wiping them down every night, using the cleaning tools they came with, replacing parts such as filters or...