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Hearing loss does not discriminate. It can occur at any time to anyone. To stay engaged, stay vital, maintain physical and emotional health, get a hearing evaluation with an audiologist as part of your annual wellness checks. #WorldHearingDay #CheckYourHearing

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Did you know that the computer chip in digital hearing aids is able to process thousands of sounds per second? In addition, it automatically makes decisions on how to amplify these sounds across all the individual frequency bands to optimize the wearer’s listening experience.

There are three main parts to the ear: the outer ear, middle ear, and inner ear. The outer ear strikes the eardrum and causes it to vibrate, the middle ear creates movement of the fluid in the inner ear, and the inner ear sends sounds to the brain.

On-the-ear (OTE) hearing aids are those which sit atop the ear. They can do this because they are very small and work through a tube that goes into the ear canal. In fact, some models have the speaker situated right inside the ear canal.