Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aids With Accessories Can Make It Easier for Older Adults To Address Common Hearing Loss
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Hearing loss is very common in older adults, but only 29% of those with hearing loss use hearing aids due to high costs, access issues, vanity, and usability challenges.
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Smaller, more sophisticated hearing aids are often difficult for older adults to manipulate and use properly, especially those with dexterity, vision, or cognitive issues.
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Larger behind-the-ear hearing aids with customized ear molds, remote controls, smartphone apps, and accessories like clip-ons can make hearing aids easier to use.
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Wearing hearing aids all day, every day helps the brain adapt to amplified sound for optimal hearing ability over time.
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Getting guidance from a hearing health professional can help older adults select the right hearing aids and features for their unique needs and budget.