For Most, Hearing Loss is a Part of Life

Quite Often, hearing loss begins subtly, about the age of 40. Because it is not a dramatic loss, most ignore the symptoms, if they notice them at all. They usually consider them a minor inconvenience, and just hope they will go away. As with any medical need, waiting too long will only increase the problem, and often complicate the treatment.

One of the largest segments of our aging society -- Baby Boomers -- suffers from the effects of life-long, increasing noise pollution: louder music, automobiles, jet engines, etc. This life-long exposure has become the leading cause of hearing loss. About 40% of those with hearing impairments are under age 65. And, it will affect them longer, because they are living longer. Hearing loss is third in the most common chronic health problems - suffered by 10% of the population, or 31 million people. But it is far more treatable than other leading medical conditions.

If you, or your loved ones or friends, experience any noticeable loss in hearing, contact a professional right away.

Bringing Health Care to Your Home

Many put off getting fit for a hearing aid simply because they are overwhelmed by the wide variety and level of hearing aids. That's why we are here: to assist you in choosing the right hearing aid for your needs...to help you find the way to reconnect to the Sounds of Life. At TruHearing, we recognize how hard it can be to make that choice as well. To assist you with the next step, when you are ready, we have created a health care system that enables you to speak with a personal hearing aid consultant from the comfort and convenience of your own home -- via the internet or by toll-free phone. You can receive individual consultation on hearing aids, and get a referral to a qualified audiologist nearest to your home.