Carson Hearing Care

06/05/2026

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06/05/2026

🔋 Proper battery care is essential for keeping your hearing aids working reliably. From handling batteries with clean, dry hands to keeping spares on hand, small habits can help prevent unexpected interruptions.

Learn more in the full article.

Your hearing aid is a very sensitive instrument, and it's important to taking care of your hearing aid. Follow these easy steps.

06/03/2026

13 years ago today, Melinda walked through our doors and Carson Hearing Care was never the same. 💙

She didn't just grow with this place. She helped build it. The culture, the values, and the heart of this place exist because of her. Melinda helped lay the foundation, pouring her heart into what truly makes this place special.

Melinda doesn't just show up for work. She shows up for people, and she's always 100% present in the way you need her to be. She's the one who notices when someone needs a pick-me-up, pays attention to the small details, and it's her ideas that have made everything around her better. Her warmth, creativity, and heart are woven into everything we do.

Not one late day in 13 years. That's just who she is. We are so grateful for you, Melinda. Truly one of a kind. 💚

06/03/2026

😊 New research shows a strong connection between untreated hearing loss and emotional well-being. Hearing aids don’t just improve sound—they may also support better social engagement and mood.

Read the full article to learn more about this important link.

Are you tempted to leave your hearing aid in a drawer? This NCOA study found you're sacrificing much more than your hearing.

06/03/2026

Happy THIRTEENTH work anniversary to the heart of our office! Aimee is the one who keeps us smiling, keeps things moving, and makes every patient feel like family the moment they walk through our doors. She is a true jack of all trades, wearer of all hats, and someone our team and patients can ALWAYS count on.

From supporting our team behind the scenes to creating meaningful connections with every patient who walks through our doors, Aimee’s impact reaches every corner of our office. Her warmth, loyalty, and selfless heart make Carson Hearing Care a better place every. single. day.

Thank you, Aimee, for 13 incredible years of hard work, loyalty, kindness, and love poured into Carson Hearing Care. We are endlessly grateful for you and all the ways you make this office feel like home. ✨🩷

06/02/2026

Last Friday happened to be the fifth Friday of the month — which means it was time for one of our favorite traditions: FIFTH FRIDAY FUN!💕

At Carson Hearing Care, we believe the best teams are built not only through hard work, but through creativity, connection, and taking time to enjoy one another outside of the everyday routine. Every fifth Friday, we leave the office a couple hours early to experience something new together.

This month, we spent the afternoon with Ginger Ray Walker Art creating one-of-a-kind butterfly art pieces filled with color, texture, and so much personality. Watching a simple collection of butterflies turn into something completely unique for each person was such a fun and creative experience.

Between the laughter, conversations, and getting to make something with our hands, it was such a refreshing afternoon together! 🦋💚✨

06/01/2026

🔊 Hearing aid feedback—those sudden whistling or squealing sounds—can be frustrating, but it’s often preventable. Understanding what causes feedback is the first step toward a clearer listening experience.

Read the full article to learn more.

Is your hearing aid squealing and whistling? You're not getting the best hearing experience. Here's how to stop hearing aid feedback and hear better.

05/31/2026

Clearly some tough love is necessary here😅

05/29/2026

There's no better feeling 😌

05/29/2026

🔬 Science is reshaping what we know about hearing loss prevention. Research shows that both genetic and environmental factors—like noise exposure and health conditions—can impact hearing over time. Read the full article to explore how science is improving hearing care.

Scientists continue to learn new things, but is there more they can uncover about hearing loss?