If you’re reading this, you might be dealing with some challenges to your hearing. Whether it’s turning the volume on the TV up louder or struggling to keep up with conversations with your loved ones, hearing loss can be frustrating and isolating, no matter your age. ...
In today’s world, where virtual meetings and conference calls are the norm, staying connected is crucial—especially if you rely on hearing aids. Fortunately, modern hearing aids are equipped with features that make it easier than ever to participate fully in these...
We’re always integrating the latest research into our practice to enhance the well-being of our patients. A recent study that has captured our attention delves into the intricate relationship between auditory function and the risk of falls – a critical issue impacting...
Navigating through life with compromised hearing can present numerous challenges, with some being more immediately noticeable than others. At Clarity Hearing, your local audiology clinic with a robust presence across five locations in The Woodlands, Conroe, Cypress,...
Navigating the maze of hearing care options can be overwhelming. You're not alone if you find yourself more confused than when you first started researching your options. The information and advertisements you come across could easily send you spiraling down a rabbit...
Houston’s leading hearing care experts, the team at Clarity Hearing, receive calls every day from people who are concerned about their hearing or their loved ones' hearing. If you find yourself facing the struggle of not knowing who to turn to for advice or feeling...
Hearing is a vital sense that helps us to communicate, navigate, and experience the world around us. As parents, we must ensure that our children’s hearing is protected and kept healthy. With infants, it can be challenging to know how to protect their hearing from...
Our sense of balance is something we take for granted until we experience dizziness or a fall. Our equilibrium depends upon synchronous interaction between our inner ear, vision, and somatosensory perception. This communication allows our cerebellum to maintain our...
Today, all across the country, we take time to celebrate the heroes in our life for Veterans Day. This is why I want to take this opportunity to provide support for those who have fought so hard for our country - but have also probably ended up with long-lasting...
If you’ve ever felt dizzy after standing up suddenly, or you’ve been travel sick, then the culprit is your inner ear not working fast enough to adjust your sense of balance. This slowness to adjust is called vertigo, and the medical term for the most common form of it...