According to the National Institute on Aging, about one-third of older Americans experience some degree of hearing loss. This condition can develop gradually, making it difficult to recognize at first. Ignoring hearing loss symptoms can lead to social isolation, frustration, and even cognitive decline. However, early detection and treatment can improve quality of life. Many…
In the U.S., 15% of people say they have trouble hearing. But the number one predictor of hearing trouble isn’t ethnicity or occupation, it’s age. The older you are, the more likely you are to have hearing loss. That said, many elderly people have hearing as sharp as a fox’s, meaning hearing loss must be…
If you’re a senior, then hearing loss is likely already a condition that you’re familiar with and on the lookout for. Maintaining great hearing while aging is a common concern, and for good reason. 55% of adults over 75 suffer from hearing loss. While age-related hearing issues are common, some seniors suffer from fluctuating hearing…
Imagine a situation where a loved one struggles with memory loss and the inability to control their bladder. It’s a difficult reality for many families, as incontinence and dementia often go hand in hand. What happens when an individual forgets where the restroom is or no longer recognizes the urge to go? Managing both conditions…
The Hearing Health Foundation says that approximately 48 million people in the U.S. have hearing loss. It affects one in three older adults between 64 and 75 and nearly half of seniors 75 and older. Many older adults with auditory impairments have sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) caused by inner ear damage. Because the damage is…