School's ending soon! 📚☀️ Looking for kid-friendly summer reads? Check out our favorite children’s books about hearing loss—great choices for children with or without hearing loss! 🧒👧 #SummerReading #KidsBooks #HearingHealth 🔗 ow.ly/jrZH50W2TpA

With so many styles and features available, choosing the right hearing aid can feel overwhelming! Our guide breaks down the different types of hearing aids—from behind-the-ear models to nearly invisible in-ear devices—to help you make the best decision. ow.ly/h6Kl50W2U47

Alcohol use, especially heavy drinking, is linked to an increased risk of hearing loss, possibly due to damage to auditory brain cells. It can also cause dizziness by affecting the inner ear.ow.ly/aL9B50W3PlT

Trying hearing aids for the first time? Your fitting is where everything gets personalized just for you. Take notes and don't be afraid to ask questions—there’s a lot of information to absorb. Click the🔗 to learn more and find a provider near you. ow.ly/tV1L50W55pK

"There is always hope, even in the most severe cases. Despite what your doctor may have told you, there is something you can do about your tinnitus. With habituation alone, you can get your quality of life back to what it was before the tinnitus started." ow.ly/TxN450W5FPW

As we age, high-pitched sounds—like birdsong—can become harder to hear.🐦 If you're a birder, let your hearing provider know. Some hearing aids can be adjusted to help you hear bird calls more clearly. #Birding #HearingLoss #HearingAids

👂Struggling to hear conversations, especially in noisy places? You might be experiencing sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL). While SNHL is permanent, hearing aids can help. Learn more + find a provider near you ow.ly/z9Cc50W7cGV #HearingLoss #HearingAids

Experiencing itchy ears this time of year? Warmer weather and seasonal allergens are common triggers — but causes can also include earwax buildup, dermatitis, or infection. Learn more about symptoms, causes, and treatment options: ow.ly/3jk850W7qvp

Bug in your ear? It happens. ✅ Stay calm ✅ Lie with the ear facing up ✅ Fill with warm oil, wait 5–10 min ✅ Drain, rinse gently with peroxide mix Still stuck? Time to visit the ENT. ow.ly/wp2x50W8Am0

Getting hearing aids? Your fitting appointment is an important step to make sure they’re programmed and adjusted just for you. Your provider will walk you through how to use and care for them, and answer any questions you have. ow.ly/lIj250W8Bmi

Roughly 1 in 3 adults between ages 65 and 70 experience hearing loss. That number jumps to 1 in 2 by age 75! Age-related hearing loss makes it harder to hear decipher speech and follow conversations—but hearing aids can help keep you connected! 🔗 ow.ly/yo3c50Waijo

Hear a pulsing or whooshing in your ear that matches your heartbeat? It could be pulsatile tinnitus. While it can be harmless, it may be caused by health conditions that affect blood flow. Talk to your doctor or hearing specialist if you have symptoms. ow.ly/Sz3b50WaZtl

#Tinnitus is often described as ringing, buzzing, or whooshing in the ears. It's more common than you may realize. It frequently occurs alongside hearing loss, but even if no specific cause can be found, there are effective ways to manage the symptoms. 🔗ow.ly/tLvY50WbSfW

Dizziness is often linked to inner ear disorders like Meniere's, labyrinthitis, or BPPV. Knowing the differences in symptoms can help uncover the root cause. Talk to a hearing or balance specialist if you’re having persistent dizziness. ow.ly/v8hN50WcuaW

Struggling to understand speech in noisy places, even with “normal” hearing test results? You may have hidden hearing loss—an issue with how your ears and brain process sound. Advanced testing can help diagnose the problem and find treatment options. ow.ly/RQY150We9YM

Many people with tinnitus have been told there's "nothing that can be done". But that’s not true—and hearing that can make symptoms feel even worse. There are treatments and strategies that help make tinnitus much more manageable. ow.ly/aJFE50WecSo

Fireworks are a July 4th tradition—but they also have the potential to damage hearing. Both the loud sound and the blast wave from fireworks can lead to hearing loss or tinnitus. Children and especially babies are at higher risk. Learn how to protect your ears this holiday!

Age-related hearing loss tends to happen so gradually, you might not notice at first. You may feel like everyone’s mumbling. High-pitched sounds may seem distant, and background noise makes conversations harder. While it's permanent, hearing aids can help. ow.ly/KpOM50WgloO

Dizziness and vertigo can trigger anxiety or even panic attacks. The fear of “when it’ll happen again” is real. Counseling, mindfulness, and relaxation techniques can help you feel more in control. ow.ly/L2aQ50Wh5Ik #Vertigo #BalanceDisorders #MentalHealth

Tinnitus often signals health issues, especially hearing loss. It can be frustrating, but a hearing care professional can help you find the cause and explore treatment options. ow.ly/arv150Wh8ek