Hearing loss does not discriminate when it comes to age. More young adults and teenagers are developing hearing loss earlier because of noise-induced damage. By The Numbers The millennial generation is people born between 1981 to 1996. One in five millennials suffer from hearing loss, but this phenomenon affects younger generations too. About 17% of

You don’t have to run a jackhammer for eight hours a day to be at risk for workplace hearing loss. Hearing loss is the third most common physical condition in the United States, and noisy jobs can negatively impact your ears. Some industries pose a particular risk for Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) like construction, music,

There are only two audiologists in all of North Carolina that have met a set of specific criteria that makes them stand out from the crowd – and we’re proud to be one of them. We are excited be part of the inaugural group of approved providers endorsed by Dr. Clifford Olson, AKA Dr. Cliff

Mom and Dad don’t hear things like they used to, but you’re not surprised because they’re getting older. However, if you’re caring for an elderly loved one, it may be time to consider taking them to an audiologist to check for possible hearing loss. Health Risks of Hearing Loss You may not notice hearing changes

For more than a decade, October’s designation as Audiology Awareness Month has made it a time to learn more about hearing health and the importance of protecting it. The month is also meant to highlight the work of audiologists and the ways in which they can address hearing healthcare concerns. These healthcare professionals assess hearing

Do you have to calm yourself down if you hear someone chewing their food loudly, breathe loudly or smack their gum? If so, you may have misophonia – a dislike or hatred of certain sounds that often begins at about the age of 12. This disorder goes beyond thinking it’s annoying when someone makes noise

If you suddenly lose hearing in one ear, you must act just as suddenly to address the situation. Failure to seek professional help immediately could result in permanent hearing loss. Audiology & Hearing Services of Charlotte offers the following information about why it’s important to act quickly in the case of sudden hearing loss –

Until you experience hearing loss, you may not realize how much we depend on sounds when we are behind the wheel. Although driving is primarily a visual experience, our sense of hearing often comes into play on the open road as well. Audiology & Hearing Services of Charlotte offers the following techniques to help minimize

Make Your Ears a Priority During Better Hearing Month   May is the perfect time to take action and make your hearing health a priority. Why? Because it’s Better Hearing and Speech Month. This year’s theme is “Communication Across the Lifespan.” At Audiology & Hearing Services of Charlotte, we understand there are many reasons you