The Hearing Center

10/27/2026

🎃 Going all out for Halloween? Make sure your costume works with your hearing aids.

🔉 Keep microphones clear
🧙‍♀️ Choose comfortable headwear
🎭 Watch masks and straps

Test the full look first so nothing spooky gets between you and the conversation. And have fun!

10/20/2026

The right hearing protection depends on where, when, and how you use it.

Custom options pair a fit shaped for your ears with materials, filters, and designs suited to activities such as music, swimming, and sleep.

Contact us to learn more about custom hearing protection.

10/13/2026

👂 Hearing can change gradually, sometimes before you notice a difference in everyday life.

A professional hearing evaluation establishes a baseline that can help catch changes over time and keep you informed about your hearing health.

Contact us to book your evaluation today.

10/06/2026

Wishing a happy workiversary to Kate! 🎉

Since joining us in 2022, Dr. Kate Savage has brought a wealth of experience and a genuine commitment to helping patients navigate their hearing and balance needs.

Kate, we’re so happy to have you on our team and even happier to celebrate another year with you. Happy Anniversary! 💚

10/06/2026

Happy Workiversary, Kevin! 🎉

We’re so grateful to celebrate Dr. Kevin Duffy and all he brings to our audiology team. Since joining us in 2017, Kevin has made a meaningful difference in the lives of his patients through his expertise, compassion, and dedication to helping people hear and connect with the world around them.

Thank you, Kevin, for being such an important part of our team. We’re lucky to have you! Here’s to another great year! 🥳

10/06/2026

🏥 Getting inpatient care? A little planning can help keep your hearing aids safe and ready when you need them.

Give your hearing aids a safe spot.

🏥 Use a labeled container
🍽️ Keep them off food trays
👖 Skip pockets
💬 Share your hearing needs

Look out for your hearing aids, and stay connected when it matters most.

09/29/2026

🍂 Fall can get loud! From cheering in the stands to tackling yardwork, protecting your hearing now can help reduce your risk of noise-induced hearing loss.

🏟️ Wear hearing protection at loud sporting events.
🎶 Bring earplugs to fall festivals, concerts, and other events with loud music.
🍃 Use hearing protection when leaf blowing, mowing, or using power tools.
🦌 Protect your ears while hunting or recreational shooting.
🎧 Follow the 60/60 rule: Keep volume under 60% and listening under 60 minutes.

Need protection that fits your ears and your lifestyle? Contact us to learn more about custom hearing protection.

09/24/2026

We often keep track of things like sleep, activity, nutrition, and heart health—but how often do we check in on our hearing?

This article explores why regular hearing care deserves a place in your wellness routine.

👉 Learn more: https://bit.ly/3TQSWug

Although it’s one of our most important connections to the world around us, most people don’t routinely monitor changes in their hearing, track exposure to excessive noise, or include hearing screenings as part of their regular preventative care.

09/22/2026

🌳 Healthy Aging Month is a great reminder that staying connected is an important part of aging well.

If you’ve noticed someone asking others to repeat themselves, turning up the TV, or having difficulty following conversations, it may be time to talk about hearing loss.

A little patience, understanding, and support can help make that conversation easier. Use these tips to help start the discussion. When your loved one is ready to take the next step, contact us to schedule a hearing consultation.

09/15/2026

🚨 During National Preparedness Month, make sure your emergency plan accounts for hearing loss.

If you have trouble hearing, a few extra steps can help you stay informed when severe weather or natural disasters strike:

📱 Enable emergency alerts and visual or vibration notifications on your devices.
🌪️ Sign up for local weather and emergency warnings.
👥 Create a communication plan with family, friends, or neighbors.
🔋 Keep hearing aids, chargers, and extra batteries with your emergency supplies.

Preparation can make all the difference. Take time this month to make your emergency plan more hearing friendly.