Overvaluing the hearing aid deal over a quality provider may result in a less satisfactory experience with your new aids and poorer outcomes in the long-run.

There are many factors to consider when replacing and/or upgrading your hearing aids.

Here is a brief guide on things to consider when buying a new pair of hearing aids.

At La Canada Hearing Aids & Audiology, we pride ourselves in offering the latest hearing technology from the top manufacturers.

Put down your Q-tips and step away from the cotton swabs!

When you are young, protecting your hearing may be low on your list of priorities.

Proper hearing evaluations and treatment will help you continue to get the most out of life.

The ListeningBrain Process combines precise technology fitting with gradual brain retraining to achieve 98% success in hearing aid adoption and satisfaction.

Wax guards, also known as wax filters or wax traps, are small, replaceable components located at the tip of the hearing aid.

Just like ears, hearing aids come in various shapes and sizes, making it essential to find the right fit for you.

Here are 5 communication strategies to make conversations easier for you both.

They make sounds louder and clearer for the listener by changing sound waves into electrical signals and sending them to your brain through the auditory nerve. But there is so much more to learn about how hearing aids work. 

You probably haven't given earwax much thought, other than the fact that it's one of the more unpleasant substances to come out of the human body. 

Treating your hearing loss will solidify your relationships and prevent social isolation as you age.

Learn about effective tinnitus management and improving your quality of life with specialized care at La Cañada Hearing & Audiology.

It is well known that some viral infections may cause hearing loss, so it makes sense that the novel coronavirus could have an impact as well.

In teens, however the most common cause of hearing loss is excessive noise exposure.

A loss of hearing affects much more than just your ears - It has physical and mental consequences that are far-reaching and nuanced. Four out of five people who need hearing aids are not wearing them, and this untreated hearing loss sets them up for many associated health issues.

Staying socially active is in fact one of the most critical ways to protect our cognitive health.

Hearing aids have come a long way since the bulky technology of old.