Carly Sygrove

Apr 22, 2024 | hearingtracker.com | Carly Sygrove

The first thing if you've just misplaced or lost your hearing aids: Put on your glasses, get some light on the subject, and step carefully! Losing a hearing aid can be an extremely upsetting experience. Not only are they financially valuable devices, but they also enable the user to access sound, engage in conversations, and feel safe in their surroundings. Reflecting on her own experience, hearing aid user Rosemary shares, “I lost mine once in the bedroom.

Mar 26, 2024 | hearingtracker.com | Carly Sygrove

The average set of hearing aids costs around $4,700, but there are many different ways to cut costs and get help in obtaining the devices you need. Searching for alternatives and options to fund a hearing aid purchase? You’ve come to the right place. This guide explores various ways that help make hearing aids more attainable for adults with hearing loss.

Mar 3, 2024 | carlysygrove.com | Carly Sygrove

Today, March 3rd, is World Hearing Day. This day is an annual global advocacy event for raising hearing health and healthcare awareness, and the theme this year is Changing Mindsets. I recently read an excellent article from fellow hearing health advocate Shari Eberts for Hearing Health and Technology Matters all about what it means to change mindsets, which impelled me to write this blog post.

Aug 1, 2023 | hearingtracker.com | Carly Sygrove

Step into a new era of communication with AR captioning glasses—where real-time transcription brings conversations to life before your eyes. Glasses with live captioning should make communication easier for people with hearing loss or who might have difficulty hearing in noisy settings like bars, restaurants, or the workplace. As noted below, the utility of these devices will also move into the realms of language translation, health monitoring, and more.

Jul 10, 2023 | hearingtracker.com | Carly Sygrove

Your hearing aids play an essential role in enabling you to get the most out of social situations. Most people wear them all day, and since ears are a place where wax and moisture gather, it is essential to maintain and clean your hearing aids regularly to keep them working well.