This hearing aid can detect falls and send alerts
By Starkey Hearing on Sep 21, 2022
Are you an older adult or care about someone who is? Then falling is likely high on your list of worries....
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Evolv AI makes better hearing more effortless than ever
By Starkey Hearing on Aug 31, 2022
If the most important job of a hearing aid is to sound natural and make speech clearer than the noise...
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Treating hearing loss can be good for our brain health
By Starkey Hearing on Jun 15, 2022
Every June, the National Institute on Aging (NIA) celebrates Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month....
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Adults should get regular hearing checkups
By Starkey Hearing on May 27, 2022
If the human body came with Care & Maintenance instructions, today’s recommendation from the...
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Hear’s to mothers everywhere!
By Starkey Hearing on May 6, 2022
It’s Mother’s Day on Sunday — a terrific time to remember and say thanks for all the...
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Better Hearing Month is the best time to treat hearing loss
By Starkey Hearing on May 3, 2022
In 1927, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) designated the month of May as Better...
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