Patients

No matter where you work, communication is key to doing your job well. Although we are living and working in the digital age, the most popular form of communication, by a wide margin, is still face-to-face verbal communication. It is also…

With the expansion of custom hearing devices to the Enchant Product Family on the SoundDNA Platform, hearing care professionals now have an extensive array of instinctively smart and truly personalized solutions to offer more patients. All…

Exercise is good for your health. We all know regular exercise is good for your heart, but did you know it’s also good for your hearing health?

Hearing loss not only affects the life of the patient, but also the lives of those around them, particularly their romantic partners. However, with a positive attitude, the right communication strategies, and attention to the right hearing…

Did you know that allergies can affect your hearing? If you are hearing impaired, it’s important to understand what happens to your ears and your hearing when your body is having an allergic reaction.

Summer is here and that means vacations, family gatherings and outdoor activities abound. If you have hearing loss, it’s important to protect both your hearing andyour hearing aids. Take heed of these easy hearing aid travel tips before and…

As summer begins, Sonic wants to help you understand how certain activities may impact your hearing health, and ways to safeguard your hearing while still making Everyday Sounds Better.

The sounds of summer are upon us: chirping birds, a sizzling barbecue, the roar of the ocean, and the sound of pages turning on your favorite summer novel. Thanks to audiobooks, the novel being read aloud to you might replace that last…

Whether you’re preparing to take your first hearing test or have had dozens over the years, the time you spend with your hearing care professional is precious, reserved just for you and your individual hearing needs.

Sudden hearing loss can take you and your loved ones by surprise, but in reality, a staggering number of people have some form of hearing loss—one in six globally.