August 13, 2025

Wireless CROS and BICROS Hearing aids for unilateral hearing

Wireless CROS Hearing Aids for Unilateral Hearing Loss Most people with hearing loss have fairly similar hearing in both ears. After all, you take both ears with you everywhere you go, so they’ve both been exposed to the same things throughout your life! However, some people have hearing loss only in one ear. Potentially, hearing

Cochlear Implants FAQ

Hearing through a cochlear implant is different from normal hearing and takes time to learn or relearn.

How You Hear

Expert information on how you hear, hearing loss and options for restoring your ability to hear at Boulder, CO

Hearing Aid Research News

Researchers are looking at ways to apply new signal processing strategies to the design of hearing aids.

Communication Strategies for Better Hearing

It is commonly said that when one person has a hearing loss, the whole family has a hearing problem. Communication difficulties can be frustrating for everyone. Properly fitted hearing aids are, of course, the best means of treatment available for hearing loss, but the addition of some simple communication strategies can help you make the

Do I Need Hearing Aids After This Long?

I’ve waited so long….  why bother with it at this point?  I met a new patient this week who had her hearing tested over a decade ago. It was then when she was told she would need hearing aids. She states she tried them for one week, hated them, returned them, and hasn’t addressed her

Common Balance Problems

Why am I dizzy? Poor balance is reported to affect 5-10% of the population. This statistic tends to increase with age and affects upwards of 40% of individuals over age 40. For those aged 60 and over imbalance and falls becomes one of the most common health concerns, and a top reason for referral to

How Hearing Works

Hearing is a powerful sense. Hearing is where physical sound waves in the atmosphere are turned into meaningful electric impulses inside our minds. The world is full of physical sound waves. Some waves  which we cannot detect (x-rays, echolocation); Some which we wish we couldn’t hear (nails on chalk board, screaming babies on airplanes), and

What Is tinnitus?

How do you know you have it? Tinnitus, is it tied to hearing loss? Does it cause hearing loss? These are questions that many have. You would be surprised to find that 50 Million American’s have experienced tinnitus. Out of that, nearly 30 million adults have hearing loss that should be treated. What Is Tinnitus?