Washington Hearing Center

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.

06/04/2026

Hearing loss and Dementia- Listen to this!
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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.

06/01/2026

🔊 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.

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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.

05/29/2026

🔬 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?

05/27/2026

🎧 Choosing the right headphones isn’t just about sound quality — it’s also about protecting your hearing health. Listening at high volumes for long periods can increase the risk of hearing damage over time.

Read the full article to learn how to make safer listening choices.

Concerned that headphones may cause hearing loss? Here's what to consider when buying and using your next set of headphones

05/25/2026

🇺🇸 Memorial Day weekend often includes celebrations filled with music, crowds, and loud noises. Taking simple steps to protect your hearing can help prevent long-term damage. Read the article to learn more about hearing health and safety this holiday season.

05/22/2026

When people ask what I love about my job, this is one of the many.... the amazing people and families I get to meet along the way! Even at 105 years young, Mr. Jasper was always so kind and such a gentlemen! Rest in Peace, Mr. Jasper and I hope you are eating all the Lindor chocolates your heart desires! You have left a mark on so many hearts in our community.
(Posted with permission)

05/22/2026

We are so grateful for all the United Way does for our community!

*Sponsorship Spotlight* - Washington Hearing Center

We’re grateful to Washington Hearing Center for their outstanding support and dedication to our community. Based in Franklin County, they offer expert hearing care with a personal touch—from diagnostic evaluations to hearing aid services and tinnitus management.

Their compassionate team, led by Dr. Tanya McCormack and Dr. Allison Love, is committed to enhancing quality of life for those with hearing challenges. Through a patient-centered approach, they help individuals hear better and enjoy fuller, more connected lives.

Thank you, Washington Hearing Center, for your Gold-level sponsorship and for being such an important part of our community. Your generosity and support of FCAUW make a meaningful difference, and we’re fortunate to have you creating a positive impact every day.

Learn more at https://washingtonhearingcenter.com/

05/20/2026

🧠 Hearing involves much more than just your ears — your brain plays a major role in how sounds are processed and understood. New research is helping experts better understand the connection between hearing loss and cognitive function. Call Washington Hearing Center at 636-390-6020 to schedule a comprehensive hearing evaluation with a Doctor of Audiology.

Read the full article to learn more.

New research into the connection between brain activity and human hearing may yield new hearing loss solutions.