Hearing Health Important for Whole Body Health

Despite the rapid growth of hearing loss — which is now the third most common health condition in the Unit-ed States — there remains little national attention to good hearing and its long-term benefits.
Multiple studies confirm the importance of good hearing health in attaining whole body health — emotional and physical — as we age. The significant findings of these studies suggest that, just as there are routine standards for eye care and dentistry, hearing health care should also be routine.
Having your hearing checked regularly can help preserve gray matter within your brain, may reduce incidents of unexpected falls, and supports communication and emotional health. Good hearing also has numerous physical benefits that increase as a person ages.
In addition to its importance, most individuals remain unaware of the fact that their hearing may be com-promised without notice. It is wrong to assume that if a change in hearing doesn’t bother you, then it doesn’t need to be treated. Many forms of hearing loss are subtle and may only involve difficulty in hearing certain sounds or with background noise.
The truth of the matter is that an experienced audiologist can diagnose an unnoticed hearing issue relatively quickly and recommend effective treatment.
Nola Aronson’s Advanced Audiology has been nominated as the “Community Audiologist” after 37 years of providing quality hearing care to the Santa Clarita Valley community. Advanced Audiology offers FREE base-line hearing screening to identify your hearing healthcare needs. Afterall, it could just be earwax!
Don’t wait, schedule your free hearing screening today online at www.scvadvancedaudiology.com or by calling 661-250-6781.