Oticon
Oticon has been putting people first since 1904. Hear Smarter. Live Better. What sets Oticon’s hearing devices apart is their BrainHearingâ„¢ technology, which allows users to hear better with less effort. Brain-focused hearing devices are able preserve natural noise quality in speech recognition, which result in improved user satisfaction. A New Kind of Hearing Instrument The…
Widex
Widex is a family owned company and have been creating and improving hearing technologies since 1956. They created the world’s first digital in-the-ear hearing aid and remain on the forefront of hearing aid technology today. Widex Hearing Aid Models Widex hearing aids go beyond sounding spectacular; they look spectacular, too. They are designed to combine technology with…
Hearing Aid Manufacturers
Is Your Hearing Loss Making You Tired?
After a busy day of socializing and interacting with others, do you ever get home and feel exhausted and have low energy? If so, this could be mental fatigue caused by untreated hearing loss. Mental Fatigue Caused by Hearing Loss Mental fatigue is the result of effortful listening and is often a side effect of…
Hearing Aids Improve Academic Performance
According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), approximately 15 percent of children ages six to 19 have hearing loss in one or both ears. Research shows that even hearing loss in one ear can have a major impact on school performance; in fact, 25 to 35 percent of children with unilateral hearing…
Better Hearing in Everyday Environments
If you’re one of the 48 million Americans with hearing loss, you understand the struggle to communicate well in everyday environments. Below is an overview of some stressful listening situations you may encounter and tips for improving your communication abilities as businesses and other public spaces begin to reopen. Work If you’re telecommuting, video conference…
Signs You Need a New Hearing Aid
Hearing aids are complex medical devices that are subjected to the rugged environment of your ear on a daily basis. If they are properly cared for and maintained, they can last up to about seven years; however, even if your devices are still functional, you may want to invest in a new device much sooner….
Subtle Signs of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is a progressive condition, meaning it develops gradually over time. In fact, it can develop so slowly that many people aren’t even aware they have it until it’s progressed beyond a stage that is easily treatable. Hearing loss is linked to a number of health conditions including depression, anxiety and even dementia. For…
COVID-19 Information
COVID-19 Pandemic Update: Mt. Hood ENT & Allergy is committed to the health and safety of our patients and staff during this challenging time. This is a rapidly changing situation and we encourage our patients to stay up-to-date using the following COVID-19 resources Center for Disease Control Telehealth Visits Mt. Hood ENT & Allergy is…
Can Surgery Fix Hearing Loss?
Nearly 48 million Americans experience hearing loss. While hearing aids are the gold standard for treating this condition, there are some people who receive more benefit from surgical solutions. There are options available for people with both sensorineural hearing loss (caused by damage to the inner ear) and conductive hearing loss (caused by an obstruction…