If your loved one has just received hearing aids, you're probably filled with excitement. Both you and your loved one have anticipated the ability to communicate and enjoy life's beautiful sounds together.While hearing aids provide immediate improvements, adjusting to...
As we celebrate the National Day of Service on September 11th, we honor the countless heroes who selflessly defend our freedom. Our US troops encounter dangers, hardships, and threats; most of us will never understand. They also sustain traumatic injuries that often...
Throughout Hearing Health Awareness Month, the Clarity Hearing team is making as much noise as possible about why treatments are essential.It’s a time to feel proud of the work we do throughout Eastern Texas. But also, to reflect on why more people don’t get the right...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend, and some businesses require people to wear masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19. While this is an essential barrier to disease, it's also a new barrier for the deaf and hard of hearing. If you're one...
Current social distancing and stay at home measures have changed the way Houston residents live their daily lives. In an effort to combat the COVID-19 virus, meetings between people outside their homes have been strongly discouraged. At Clarity Hearing, we care about...
Hearing loss is a common and frustrating problem that can happen at any stage of life. Fortunately, there are effective ways to address hearing loss, and the sooner you seek treatment, the better they work. It starts with determining what's causing your hearing to...
The hearing aid is a thrilling innovation that restores vibrancy in your life. When you turn one on for the first time, the world comes alive with a symphony of sounds you've been longing to hear. Audiology specialists are privileged to take part in this life-changing...
If you've noticed your hearing is starting to fail, don't worry, you're not alone. 48 million Americans (20%) report some degree of hearing loss, including 30% of people over 65 and almost half of those over 75 years old. Some of us are born with a genetic condition,...
Hearing problems affect many people in the US across all age groups and sexes. Approximately 20% of Americans -48 million people -have a certain degree of hearing loss. Among the people affected by hearing loss can be your loved one. It can be your mum, dad, husband,...
Many people experience hearing loss, including about two-thirds of the population who are under the age of 65. This means that it isn't just senior citizens at risk of losing their hearing. There are several steps that you can take to preserve your hearing health so...