There are a multitude of reasons to seek treatment for hearing loss, including increased connection and improved relationships with loved ones. And yet, many people choose to live with untreated hearing loss acquired later in life because they think it’s an inevitable part of the aging process. In fact, most people wait about ten years…
There are numerous underrecognized effects of hearing loss. Hearing health is integral to overall health so living with impaired hearing has a multifaceted impact. This includes increasing the risk of experiencing accidental injuries. Studies show that people with hearing loss are more likely to experience falls and injuries compared to those without hearing loss. This…
There are currently an estimated 1.5 billion people living with hearing loss globally. Nearly 50 million people are in the United States. In a report launched in March 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) warns that these statistics are projected to grow rapidly, exponentially increasing the number of people with hearing loss. WHO estimates that…
Apart from cancer and diabetes, hearing loss is currently the fastest growing public health problem. It is estimated that by 2050 more than 900 million individuals will have hearing loss, according to the World Health Organization. If you’re noticing your own hearing loss, it can be appealing to prevent or deny that it is happening at…
As the years march on, many things get easier. Retirement can mean much more time for the things you love, including time with family, enjoying hobbies, and simply resting. Wisdom can take the stress out of some relationships, easing your communication process as you come to understand how to better relate with your loved ones.…
While Swift Audiology, we can test your hearing and let you know if you have hearing issues there are some other things your ears – both inside and out – can tell you. As you get older, you should “listen” to what your body is telling you. If you have aches and pains, get checked…