Commonwealth Audiology

So here’s the thing, 👇

Every patient’s hearing needs and sound preferences are unique. It’s not uncommon for people to notice differences in clarity or comfort between hearing aid brands.

Sometimes the best way to know what works for you is through a trial or a second opinion. Exploring different options can help ensure your hearing aids truly match your lifestyle and listening environments.

The right fit goes beyond just the device! 😀 We take a lot of pride in our counseling and hands-on experience with hearing health. We can help!

Hey… the "smartest" thing you’ll wear this year might actually be your hearing aids! 🦻😁

Auracast™ Connectivity: Public audio streaming is now a reality. From silent TVs in sports bars to crystal-clear gate announcements, the world is becoming an 'open-audio' playground for our patients at Commonwealth Audiology.

While we are still waiting for the first local installations here in Kentucky, this tech is a game-changer for travelers! You might already run into Auracast™ at major hubs like the Chicago O'Hare Airport, the Marriott Theatre in Chicago, or larger places of worship!

Have you or someone you know been able to test out Auracast? Tell us what you thought! 👇

June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, a time to highlight the important connection between hearing and cognition. 💜 Millions of individuals and families are impacted by Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

Awareness, early identification, and supportive care play a key role in improving quality of life. Understanding how hearing health fits into brain health is one way we can better support our loved ones!

Do you know someone in your life who needs to schedule that hearing screening? 🤔

A common misconception is that hearing aids amplify sounds too much. But that is rarely the case now! With today’s technology, we can test exactly how your hearing aids perform before you leave the office.

This allows us to ensure sounds are amplified safely and comfortably, without under or over-amplifying. A truly CUSTOM setting. 🦻 This photo is one of many different amplification options available.

Hearing aids are designed to adapt to sudden loud sounds, such as barking dogs or slamming doors, while protecting your hearing. As you can see here, the hearing aid automatically detects a loud (one-time) incoming sound and reduces it to a comfortable level.

Comfort and safety go hand in hand. 🤝