Audiology and Hearing Aids

Tinnitus, a chronic hearing condition, is often thought of as a physical health issue. However, not as many people know that tinnitus has been tied to declining mental health, too. October is Audiology Awareness Month, and is a good time to draw attention to what can be a very serious concern.

Although hearing aids improve the quality of life for people who wear them, too many people are still finding excuses to put off getting the help they need. Whether they’re claims of discomfort, fear of damaging them, or the embarrassment of wearing them, some people are reluctant to wear hearing aids. That’s why hearing aids like Lyric, which address many of those concerns, could be a good option for some patients.

A night out at the opera is an enjoyable experience for everyone, but what if you are hard of hearing? Does that mean you won’t hear the singing? Fortunately, there are plenty of hearing aid options for you.

Like all of CEENTA’s healthcare providers, our audiologists are committed to bringing the most up-to-date knowledge and training to patient care. Recently, 14 audiologists were named American Academy of Audiology 2015-16 Scholar Award Recipients for completing 50 continuing education hours within a two-year period.

CEENTA’s audiologists are highly skilled in treating hearing loss and tinnitus, but did you know you can come to them for balance and dizziness issues, too?

Insomnia and tinnitus can both be troublesome issues on their own, but when a lack of sleep affects your ears, it can be all the more unpleasant. Fortunately, there are ways to deal with both conditions that can help you get a better night’s sleep.