Patients often ask if they need to wear their hearing devices all the time, and the answer is yes. Even if you are just sitting at home in the quiet, there are still sounds in your environment that are stimulating your brain. It can take time for you to become accustomed to new sounds that you may have not heard in a while. This brain stimulation is most important when it comes … [Read more...]

One thing we love about fall and winter is being warm and cozy in our homes. However, as we transition into colder months, remember that heating equipment is one of the leading causes of home fire deaths. Oct. 3-9 is Fire Prevention Week, and we want to support our first responders by sharing information to keep everyone safe. Here are 10 fire safety tips to get you through … [Read more...]

September is National Preparedness Month, and emergency management agencies across the nation help prepare communities for disasters they may face year-round. There are actions you can take now to make sure your family, neighborhood and community are prepared should a disaster strike. Through prior planning and preparedness, residents can help make their communities more … [Read more...]

We use a toothbrush morning and night, and sometimes between meals, to help us achieve a sparkling, clean smile. This vital cavity-fighting tool is our best defense against tooth decay and gum disease, but did you know that your toothbrush could be harboring a plethora of germs? This dental care device is not meant to last forever. If you have been using the same tool to brush … [Read more...]