It might sound alarming when you first hear it: untreated hearing loss is now considered one of the leading modifiable risk factors for dementia. But understanding what that actually means — and what you can do about it — is more empowering than frightening. The Connection the Research Has Found Researchers at Johns Hopkins have […]
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A lot of people put off getting their hearing checked because they do not know what happens in that room, and the unknown is always a little uncomfortable. Here is the truth: a hearing evaluation is one of the most low-pressure, informative appointments you can schedule. There are no needles. Nothing hurts. And you walk
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If you have been living with ringing in your ears, you know how exhausting it is to be told there is nothing anyone can do about it. That is no longer the whole story. Lenire is an FDA-cleared treatment for tinnitus that uses a different approach than anything most people have tried before — and
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You probably did not notice the moment your hearing started to change. That is how it works for most people — gradually, quietly, and easy to explain away. But your family noticed. The TV volume crept up. You started asking people to repeat themselves. Conversations in noisy places became exhausting rather than enjoyable. These are
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You worked hard for those Medicare benefits, and figuring out what they actually cover for your hearing should not feel like another full-time job. Here is the good news: most Medicare Advantage plans do include some level of hearing coverage, and that coverage has expanded significantly in recent years. The tricky part is knowing what
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You tell yourself it’s not a big deal. You ask people to repeat themselves a few times, turn up the TV a notch, and carry on. But a growing body of research is changing the way hearing specialists talk about what untreated hearing loss is quietly doing to the brain long before symptoms become obvious.
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If you’ve been putting off treating your hearing loss because of cost, you’re not alone. One of the most common questions we hear at Revolution Hearing is this: “Does my Medicare Advantage plan cover hearing aids?” The short answer is: it depends on your plan. But many Medicare Advantage plans do include hearing benefits, and
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Summer is the hardest season for hearing aids. Heat, humidity, sweat, and water activities all pose real risks to sensitive hearing aid electronics. A few simple habits can protect your investment and keep you hearing clearly all summer long. The Heat Problem Never leave hearing aids in a car during summer months — temperatures inside
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May is Better Hearing and Speech Month — an annual reminder that hearing health isn’t just a concern for older adults. From infants to seniors, hearing plays a central role in communication, cognitive health, and quality of life. Hearing Loss Across the Lifespan Hearing loss affects approximately 15% of American adults — about 37.5 million
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Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) remains the most preventable form of hearing loss. Yet millions of Americans accumulate hearing damage every year from sources entirely within their control. How Noise Damages Hearing Loud sounds damage the microscopic hair cells in the cochlea that convert sound waves into nerve signals. Unlike many types of tissue damage, these
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Megan has spent the past 25 years in Virginia Beach, where she developed her passion for the hearing aid industry, inspired by her mother, a dedicated hearing aid specialist. With 10 years of experience, Megan is committed to providing personalized care and building strong, lasting relationships with each client. She takes the time to understand their unique hearing needs and deliver the highest level of service. Outside of work, Megan enjoys spending time with her two dogs, Chewie and Adobo, playing board games, and staying active with pickleball. Her mission is simple: to help people hear better and improve their quality of life. Megan is dedicated to making sure every client receives the best possible care on their hearing journey.
