It may be tough to catch every word at a restaurant when you wear hearing aids. These tips might make those outings more enjoyable.

Hearing loss ranges from mild to severe. Here’s how to understand the stages, and what to do if you think you have a hearing issue.

One surprising warning sign of hearing loss is fatigue. Here’s why your brain strains to hear — and what to do about it.

Getting together with loved ones over the holidays? Here’s how to make it easier to catch up with friends and relatives.

Test your knowledge of these devices, from sleeping in your hearing aids to the best ways to charge them. Then find out the answers.

Try these 7 low-cost tips for turning your home into a hearing-friendly space.

These nifty features might boost the performance of your hearing aids and help you hear more clearly too.

You suspect your spouse has hearing issues. But they’re not convinced. Here’s how to nudge them to get the help they need.

The ability to hear clearly may keep your brain sharper and lower your risk of dementia and depression. Find out how hearing well affects your mind.

It’s not too late to protect your ears from damage that could lead to hearing loss. Learn the simple steps to start taking now.

Older adults who don’t hear well have a higher risk of falling at home. And it may be harder to hear smoke alarms and weather alerts too. Help protect yourself with this simple plan.

Learn expert ways to clean and store your hearing devices, no matter which type you have.

Seeing an audiologist or hearing aid specialist you connect with is important. Here are the traits to look for, and how to go about finding the right one for you.

Hearing loss can happen earlier than you may think. Here’s how to help protect your hearing now and treat the hearing loss you may already have.

This spinning sensation is caused by a problem in the part of the inner ear that controls balance. It might be distracting and even scary. Here’s what to know.

Some prescription and over-the counter medicines may cause hearing loss, especially in older adults. Find out what to do if your medication is on this list.

Learn the truth behind some of the biggest misconceptions about hearing aids — and see how to find the right pair for you.

If you’ve decided on OTC hearing aids, the next step is to choose which kind: earbud-style or behind-the-ear devices. Find out the options that fit your hearing needs.

That sharp pain in your ear or muffled hearing could be a sign of a serious condition. Find out what it is and how to treat it.

Do you have a vacation coming up? Here’s advice to help you enjoy a stress-free trip.

It may take some time to get used to these devices. Read on for tips about making the transition smoother.

Hearing aid glitches happen. Learn simple ways to troubleshoot common problems with your devices.

That ringing noise in your ears can be annoying. It may also be a sign of hearing loss. Find out what to do to help manage the sound.

We could all learn to speak more clearly with people who can’t hear well. These strategies can help conversations flow more smoothly.

These devices come with a range of features. Here are some options to explore at your hearing appointment.