Hear Better. Live Better.

Let’s face it, nobody likes to feel frustrated or be left out. Sometimes, hearing loss can progress so slowly that it is impossible to know it is happening until it is too late.

Do Any of These Situations Sound Familiar to You?

  • happy senior couple with ocean in the backgroundI feel frustrated trying to carry on a conversation with family and friends.
  • In group settings, I feel left out of the conversation.
  • When I can’t understand what is being said, I feel embarrassed.
  • I find it hard to enjoy movies on TV when I can’t understand the dialogue.
  • On occasion, people around me get annoyed when I ask them to speak up or repeat themselves.
  • My hearing loss has a negative impact on enjoying the world around me.
  • My hearing loss has a negative impact on my social life, the people around me.

What would happen if these issues were no longer a problem for you? How would you feel? How much more connected could you be to your friends and loved ones?

Invest in Yourself and Experience the Benefits of Better Hearing

Studies show that hearing loss can adversely affect all areas of life, so no matter the type or cause of your hearing loss, improving your hearing is an important part of keeping your mind and body in shape. Just think – what could happen if your hearing improved?
  • Connect With Friends and Family: Stop saying, “What?” and finally carry on good conversations. You’ll feel less isolated because you can participate in the full conversation.
  • Be a Part of Every Moment: Hear your friends at your table instead of the crowd around you. Hear the full dialogue on TV. Hear the rain on the roof and the birds singing outside.
  • Keep Your Mind Sharp: People with hearing loss often also struggle with depression, anxiety, and dementia. By improving your hearing, you improve your overall brain performance.
  • Keep Your Ears Active: When you can’t hear well, you’re forced to crank up the volume on your TV and other devices, causing further hearing damage.
  • Stop The Ringing: If you have hearing loss, you may also have tinnitus, or ringing in your ears. Improving your hearing can reduce that terrible sound
  • Get a Promotion: You can hear everything your colleagues are saying and never miss a beat

What Are My Options to Improve Hearing Loss?

The first step to improved hearing is a hearing test to determine if you could benefit from hearing aids. If your hearing test reveals that you do have hearing loss, there are several hearing aids options that we will discuss with you to help you get the best fit for your lifestyle.

No two people are the same, and neither are our answers for you. See the many hearing services we feature at East Texas Hearing Aids to help you hear better.