It’s Audiology Awareness Month, so we’re breaking down all things related to audiology. Be sure to read to the end for a big announcement about our office!   What does an Audiologist Do?  Audiologists are hearing experts. They help people prevent, diagnose, and treat problems in the

98% of our clients report better hearing, better living. Our precise process ends up in just 2% that return their hearing aids or report limited benefit. Enhancing Your Lifestyle How does better hearing lead to better living? It removes communication barriers that make social scenarios unbearable. It

It’s not about the product. It’s about the performance.   Many people view buying a hearing aid as a simple transaction — a good sum of money in exchange for a product in a box. The problem is when people begin shopping for a hearing aid with a

Time for an Anniversary Celebration!   Next month Elkhart Audiology Rehab will be celebrating our 8th anniversary. I’m so thankful for the opportunities I’ve had to connect with you over the years, which is why we’re celebrating this anniversary all month long! When you visit our office

How Hearing Loss Happens Sound is a beautiful thing. Too much sound is dangerous. Though you may not notice it right away, it doesn’t take much to cause permanent damage to your hearing.  According to dangerousdecibles.org, sounds at or above 85 decibels can permanently hurt your hearing.

What are REM? Today’s hearing aid technology has more capabilities than ever. Hearing devices are wonderfully flexible. We can even tune most of them to fit the needs of a specific individual. However, when these devices come from the manufacturer, they are set to default “test settings.”

Stop Hearing Loss Before it Starts We all know we’re likely to experience gradual hearing loss as we age. To a certain degree, minor hearing loss is a natural part of the aging process. We use our ears every day, 24/7, so a little wear-and-tear over time