Ask the Hearing Doctors

Sometimes the brain is unable to understand and interpret auditory information in a normal way. If normal hearing doesn't feel normal for you, find out if you could be dealing with an auditory processing disorder.

Balance problems are often realized after an individual experiences a fall. Be proactive, take our Dizzy Quizzy to see if you or a loved one are experiencing potential signs of balance problems.

Hearing Doctors speaks with David Alexander, Clinical Product Specialist with Widex, about the latest updates in Widex hearing aid technology.

Hearing loss affects people of all ages, from newborn babies to the elderly. Perhaps it's time to understand why there is a stigma associated with it and what can be done to change it.

Hearing loss is categorized by degrees - find out if a mild loss is significant enough to warrant treatment.

Most Balance Problems Can Be Helped - Ask an Audiologist

The ears are one part of a complicated system that helps our bodies keep balance. Doctor Gans tells us all about the individual parts and how they work together.

A neurodiagnostic evaluation is a comprehensive look at every aspect of the ear, brain, and balance system to help people with their equilibrium.

Hearing Doctors partners with the American Institute of Balance to offer comprehensive breakthrough vestibular technology in the DC Metro area.

Matt Hay shares his experience with adult-onset hearing loss as the result of Neurofibromatosis Type 2, and his unwavering perseverance to regain his ability to hear.

Moisture is everywhere and it can wreak havoc on electronic devices, especially hearing aids. Find out how REDUX can restore your hearing aid function within minutes, using state-of-the-art, patented technology.

Childhood hearing loss comes in many forms. Find out about the signs to look out for and what to do about them.

Many of today's hearing aids can connect to your smartphone to enhance your overall hearing experience. Learn about some of the ways hearing aids and smartphones work together.

Do you know what to do if your hearing aid stops working? Before calling your audiologist - Try some at-home tips or look on our website for How-To Video Tutorials.

Bluetooth technology is everywhere, including your wireless hearing aids! Find out about the advantages of wireless technology and whether or not it poses a safety risk to hearing aid users.

Seems like no matter where you turn, you will see someone wearing headphones or earbuds. Learn about how they can affect you hearing, the warning signs of hearing loss and ways to protect your ears from hearing damage.

There are many reasons why hearing aids may squeal or whistle. Tune in to understand why it exists and what to do about it.

Everyone loves to plug in and go! Hearing aid technology uses Lithium-ion batteries that allow you to do just that. Find out how they work and what you can expect from them.

Untreated hearing loss impacts seniors and their families in numerous ways. Learn first hand from Nate Salisbury, Director of Network Development at Sunrise Senior Living, how seniors are affected and what can be done to help them.

Hearing loss can be attributed to many things including aging, exposure to loud noises and illness. One of the illnesses that cause hearing impairment is Meniere's Disease. Is Meniere's Disease affecting your hearing?

There are times when hearing aids can no longer be used by their owner, perhaps they have passed on or they have purchased upgraded technology. If you are considering using a previously owned pair of hearing aids, stay tuned to see if its possible and whether or not they will work for you.

Often we hear the phrase “less is more”, find out if that pertains to the number of hearing aids you should wear when faced with hearing loss.

Senior Clinical Product Specialist, Michele Gerrish, explains some of the innovations in Widex technology and its impact on people with hearing loss and tinnitus.

The best way to maintain your hearing aid's performance is to follow daily cleaning and storage recommendations. Find out what's involved...

Want to get the most out of your hearing aids? Routine follow-up visits with your audiologist will ensure you continue hearing your best.

Learn what it takes to get the most out of your hearing aids.

Unilateral hearing loss can also be referred to as single-sided deafness. Find out what happens when your hearing is imbalanced – when one ear hears better than the other.

Mishaps can and do happen. With a little extra care, you can be sure your hearing aids remain safe and sound.

A conversation with Dr. Ana Anzola and Dr. Linda Himler. Sharing their experiences with tinnitus and hearing loss.

Paul Harkness, CEO of Lantos Technologies, delves into this state-of-the-art technology. Highlighting the advantages of safety and accuracy for both the consumer and the professional.

Summer is a time of heat, water, moisture and sweat - things hearing aids do NOT like. See what you can do to protect your investment. 

The most important factor for long-term success with hearing aids is having the appropriate level of technology. Find out which level is right for you!

Hearing loss can impact key brain functions, leading to memory loss and cognitive decline. Effective treatment can reduce or eliminate these and other systems. See how a cognitive test can serve as an early warning system. 

Interview with Dr. Rachele Orsini, Outside Sales Representative with Starkey. Learn about Starkey's innovative technology.  

Learn about the art and science behind the fitting process, and how hearing aid fittings can be very emotional for patients and family members. 

What's the connection between cognitive health and hearing loss? How can hearing loss lead to dementia and Alzheimer's?  And learn about the Cognivue cognitive screening test we offer. 

Know what to look for when you're trying to find a hearing healthcare professional that's right for you.

Learn how hearing loss is measured, and how the amount and type of hearing loss is shown visually on an audiogram.

Telehealth, the new way to connect with your hearing healthcare professional from the comfort of your own home... or anywhere you have internet access.

Learn the best ways to remove ear wax and things you should NEVER do!

What is a 3D digital ear impression? Find out how it works and the many ways it's better than traditional silicon ear mold impressions. 

Learn what's involved in getting a standard silicon ear impression, and how it differs from 3D digital laser ear impressions.

With so many different hearing aid products out on the market, what's best for you? Watch (or listen to) our interview with Resound Hearing Aids. 

Watch the Hearing Doctors as they walk through a hearing test with the show's host, including testing the outer, middle and inner ears, and going over the results.