Hearing loss usually shows up in subtle ways before a person may notice it themselves. Here is what to watch for. 6 Minute Read AT A GLANCE The signs of hearing loss tend to emerge slowly over time, one small adjustment after another. For most… Read More »Signs of Hearing Loss in Someone You Care About
Home modifications for better hearing that cost little and take an afternoon: softer surfaces, better lighting, quieter appliances, and visual alerts.
Communication device for hearing loss options compared by situation: amplified phones, captioned telephones, TV listening devices, and alerting systems.
Watching fall sports with hearing loss is easier with the right seat, captions, and assistive listening. Practical tips for the stadium and the living room.
Support family and friends with hearing loss through simple communication habits, thoughtful gathering setups, and understanding technology options like CapTel.
Common myths and facts about hearing loss, written for families, caregivers, and anyone newly diagnosed, with clear answers to the questions that come up most.
Join community walks for hearing loss awareness this fall, including HLAA’s Walk4Hearing events, and see how to register, fundraise, or start a team.
Host a hearing loss-friendly BBQ this summer with tips for setup, seating, outdoor games, and small choices that make every guest feel welcome.
Make the most of summer sporting events with tips for venue accessibility, seat selection, watch parties, and enjoying every play with hearing loss in mind.
Hit the open road with confidence. Get practical RV travel communication tips for people with hearing loss, from campground research to staying in touch on the road.