Spring Valley Hearing Center

Ever notice Dad saying “what?” more than usual? There’s a reason that’s worth checking.

June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, a reminder that hearing and brain health are more connected than most people think. Taking care of your hearing is how you stay in the conversations, the laughter and the summer moments as they happen. https://bit.ly/43vrWSs

Small steps across hearing care add up over time, from protecting and checking your hearing to finding and adjusting to the right devices.

Daily noise from headphones, traffic and busy environments can build up in ways people don’t always notice right away.

9 Everyday Activities That Can Harm Our Hearing — Hearing Health Foundation Often these surprising sources of loud sounds come about from a misguided belief that loud means fun—the louder it is, the more festive. The good news? Because the decibel scale is logarithmic, turning it down even a little can help save our hearing a lot.

Better Hearing Month is a good time to remember that protecting your hearing does not start later in life. It starts with small, everyday habits that add up over time.

Protect Your Hearing Loud sounds can harm tiny structures in your inner ear. This can lead to noise-induced hearing loss or a condition called tinnitus. Take steps to protect your hearing.