Understanding Hearing Loss and the Steps to Address It
Address hearing loss with a step-by-step guide: from evaluations to personalized aids. Improve your auditory experience with Audiology by Accent's expertise.
Caught Up in the Codes: Benefits of Unbundled Pricing
Have you ever gotten a medical bill that was far more than you expected to pay, and you couldn’t even figure out what services it actually covered? This is an all too common occurrence in the medical field where complicated...
Revealed: Astonishing Insights into the Bewildering World of Tinnitus Types – Find Relief Now
This article navigates through different types of tinnitus, offering insights into management strategies. It covers various treatments, counseling techniques, and future possibilities for effective tinnitus control.
Celebrating Better Hearing Month: A Step Towards Better Hearing Health
Every May, we observe Better Hearing Month, an annual campaign organized by the audiology community with the aim of spreading awareness about the importance of hearing health. This month-long event emphasizes the...
Tinnitus: Discover the Surprising Reasons Behind Your Annoying Ear Ringing
What is tinnitus?
Tinnitus (“TIN-a-tus” or “Tin-EYE-tus”) is the perception of sound in the ears or head where no external source of sound is present. Tinnitus is commonly described as “ringing in the ears.”Facts...
Over-the-Counter (OTC) Hearing Aids—What to Know
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved over-the-counter hearing aids for consumers with mild to moderate hearing loss. While this might make hearing aids more accessible to millions...
Myths & Misconceptions About Hearing Loss and Hearing Aids
Many people have misconceptions about hearing loss and hearing aids. Understanding the facts is important for people to achieve better hearing and overall health. Here are five common myths about hearing loss and hearing...
Earwax Buildup & Blockage – When Does It Become A Problem?
While everyone has earwax, most people are perturbed by it. Earwax is naturally produced by the sebaceous glands in your ears and is also known as cerumen. This waxy substance helps to lubricate your ear canals and trap debris and...
What infections are linked to hearing loss?
Many different types of infections can cause damage to the inner ear and cause balance problems, tinnitus, and hearing loss. While some people might recognize their...
Is Hearing Loss in One Ear Possible?
For most people who have hearing loss, both of their ears will be affected. This type of hearing loss is called binaural hearing loss. However, it is possible to lose hearing in only one ear, which can happen at birth...