Advanced Hearing Health of Aiken

08/08/2026

Our first podcast 😁 Thank you Aiken Chamber for having us!

Episode 9 is now live!

Hear from Leslie Johnston, owner and founder of Advanced Hearing Health of Aiken joined by Aiken Chamber President/CEO Jim Tunison.

Unlock the Hidden Risks of Earbuds and the Surprising Secrets Behind Hearing Health — what you don’t know about your ears could be costing you more than you think.

When most people dismiss their hearing issues, they’re unknowingly risking brain atrophy and even dementia. Leslie Johnston and Bayli Burton of Advanced Hearing Health of Aiken reveal how modern technology, like AI-powered hearing aids and the dangers of earbuds, are transforming hearing care—and why everyone over 50 should prioritize regular hearing tests.

This episode is essential listening for anyone who values their brain health, wants to stay connected, and is tired of the confusion surrounding hearing aids.

Check it out on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0z2MzrAJ7uFEVEqFVLjldw?si=236b092e8ed64e61

Check it out on Youtube: https://youtu.be/KZXFpKdQS5Y

07/31/2026

Your ears collect sound, but your brain gives that sound meaning. 👂🧠

Every conversation requires your brain to recognize voices, interpret words and separate speech from background noise. When hearing loss makes those signals less clear, the brain may have to work harder to fill in the missing information.

You might notice that you can hear someone speaking but cannot understand every word—or that conversations leave you feeling unusually tired.

A professional hearing evaluation can identify changes and help determine what may make listening and communication easier.

07/30/2026

Better hearing is about much more than volume—it helps you remain part of the moments and conversations that matter.

Untreated hearing difficulties can make it harder to follow conversations, especially in groups or noisy places. Over time, some people begin avoiding social situations because keeping up feels frustrating or exhausting.

A hearing evaluation can identify where communication is breaking down and help determine whether treatment could make listening easier.

If you’ve started withdrawing from conversations or missing important details, it may be time to have your hearing checked.

07/30/2026

MYTH: Hearing loss only affects your ears. 👂

Hearing begins with the ears, but it does not end there. Your ears collect sound and send signals to your brain, which identifies voices, separates speech from background noise and gives those sounds meaning.

When hearing information becomes incomplete, the brain may have to work harder to understand what was said. That can make conversations feel more difficult and mentally tiring.

The truth? Hearing is an ear-and-brain process—and both are important to successful communication.

📞 Concerned about a change in your hearing? Call 803-226-0222.

07/29/2026

Do you have a DOL White Card or an accepted occupational hearing-loss claim? You may have options for receiving hearing healthcare from a local provider.

Advanced Hearing Health of Aiken is an approved provider for programs administered through the Department of Labor’s Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs. Depending on your accepted condition and individual authorization, eligible hearing-related services may be covered.

We can help you understand the next steps and determine what information may be needed before scheduling your appointment.

📞 Call 803-226-0222 to speak with our team.

Coverage and authorization vary according to the individual claim and program requirements.

07/29/2026

Hearing loss can happen gradually—so gradually that you may not realize how much you’ve been missing.

If conversations sound unclear, background noise feels overwhelming or you’re constantly asking others to repeat themselves, it may be time for a hearing evaluation. Today’s hearing technology is designed to do more than make sounds louder—it can improve speech clarity, reduce listening effort and help you reconnect with the voices and moments that matter most. 👂💜

Ready to get your hearing back? Schedule with Leslie Johnston today!

07/29/2026

Hearing happens in your ears—but understanding happens in your brain. 👂🧠

Your ears collect sounds and send signals to your brain, where they are interpreted as voices, words and meaning. When hearing declines, the brain receives less complete sound information and must work harder to fill in what is missing. That extra effort can make conversations feel tiring or make speech harder to follow, especially in noisy environments.

Because hearing changes are often gradual, you may not immediately notice them. You might simply find yourself asking others to repeat themselves, turning up the television or struggling to follow group conversations.

Regular hearing evaluations can identify changes early and help you understand the options available to keep you connected and communicating confidently.

Schedule your hearing evaluation with Leslie Johnston at Advanced Hearing Health of Aiken:
📞 803-226-0222
📍 237 Barnwell Avenue NW, Aiken

07/28/2026

We’re excited to celebrate Bayli Burton as a new member of the AuDExperts Coaching & Collaboration community! 🎉👂

By connecting with other hearing healthcare professionals, sharing knowledge and continuing to grow, Bayli is strengthening the skills and resources she brings to our patients every day.

Please join us in congratulating Bayli on this exciting step in her professional journey! 💜🩵

07/28/2026

Good morning! We will be at an event with the Aiken Chamber of Commerce until 3pm today. We will have phones but they may be limited. If you need immediate assistance please call 803-226-0222.
We will return all calls as soon as possible. 😊

07/24/2026

Small hearing aids. Big technology. 👂✨

The latest updates from Signia are bringing together the features many hearing aid wearers want most: discreet designs, rechargeable options, clearer speech in noise, reliable connectivity, and longer battery life. From an incredibly small instant-fit in-the-ear option to custom-fit rechargeable technology and expanded Bluetooth connectivity, today’s hearing aids can look—and work—very differently from what many people still picture.

Swipe through to see some of the latest advancements ➡️

The best hearing aid isn’t simply the smallest or newest one. It’s the one that fits your hearing loss, lifestyle, comfort preferences, and everyday listening needs.

Curious which option may be right for you? We’d love to help. 📞 803-226-0222