There are unexpected benefits to prioritizing your hearing health

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Love your ears by booking a hearing test today

Do you suspect you may have hearing loss?

Maybe you’ve been told that you have the volume on the television too high. Or you’re struggling to make out what someone on the other end of the phone line is saying.

The best thing you can do is get it checked out right away. There is no doctor’s referral required to visit HearingLife for a free hearing test.

“Each person goes through unique hearing loss and unique circumstances,” Hearing Life chief audiologist Jillian Price says.

“There is no cookie-cutter approach.”

Price ensures that each person who visits HearingLife, which has three locations throughout Lethbridge, gets the personalized service they need to find the right solution to their needs.

“If we add hearing loss to our daily life, then at the end of the day you feel tired and exhausted. It’s added stress and energy. Your well-being is affected if you’re struggling and straining to get by,” Price says.

“That can lead to higher chances of cognitive decline. It’s very important to keep hearing in our wellness check so we don’t put extra strain on our memory recall or affect our daily tasks.”

Treating your hearing loss has a wide range of proven benefits including better communication, improved social engagement, quality of life, work performance, and levels of confidence.

HearingLife encourages everyone to love their ears. This means protecting your hearing, getting regular hearing tests, and getting the hearing help you need.

“Treating hearing loss at its earliest stages is absolutely the best way to go,” Price says.

“Even at a mild loss, you still want to detect all those soft sounds you’re missing. If you’re wearing hearing aids at an early stage, you’re helping your brain out.”

If you’re unsure about whether or not hearing aids will work for you, Price encourages people to take advantage of HearingLife’s free trial option.

“If it’s not what you expected and you are not having a positive experience, you can return them,” Price says.

To find a hearing centre near you and book a free hearing test today, visit http://www.hearinglife.ca.

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