Llanelli Hearing Show 2019 Hearing Aid Solutions are excited to announce The Llanelli Hearing Show at the Thomas Arms Hotel, Thomas Street, Llanelli on Wednesday 11th September 9:30AM to 5:00PM. There will be four of the leading hearing aid manufacturers attending. Ready to chat to you about the latest in hearing aid technology – from […]
Read MoreHearing Aid Solutions have won Bronze at the Welsh Veterans Awards 2019! There are tens of thousands of former military personnel that, on retirement from the Armed Forces, have gone on to contribute immensely to the areas in which they live and work. Co-founder Wesley Skene of WS Marketing and The South Wales Business Awards, […]
Read MoreWearing hearing aid may help protect brain in later life A new study has concluded that people who wear a hearing aid for age-related hearing problems maintain better brain function over time than those who do not. It builds on important research in recent years pulled together by the Lancet Commission on Dementia Prevention, Intervention […]
Read MoreWe are excited to announce that we now do Ear Wax Removal in Llanelli! Where? We have opened a permanent premises in 33 Thomas Street, Llanelli, SA15 3JE. How? The procedure is usually done via Micro Suction Wax Removal but we can also use Irrigation / Syringing if needed or requested. Price? The price for […]
Read MoreHearing Aid Solutions are proud sponsors for the Welsh Deaf Rugby Union Team. Wales Deaf Rugby Union sponsored by Hearing Aid Solutions. The history of the WDRU is very interesting. History of Welsh Deaf Rugby The early days of Wales Deaf Rugby began back in 1995. During a meeting at Swansea Deaf club, the boys discussed […]
Read MoreWales Deaf Rugby Union (WDRU) are proud to announce Hearing Aid Solutions as their main sponsor for the upcoming season. Alongside their sponsorship of the team kit, Hearing Aid Solutions will provide audiology services, and look to support the WRDU’s Community Programme. They will work with schools and deaf units across Wales to introduce children […]
Read MoreWearing a hearing aid can slow the progress of dementia by up to 75 per cent, according to a new study. Scientists believe that keeping older people engaged and active by adopting the devices can significantly reduce age-related cognitive decline. They followed the progress of 2,040 individuals between 1996 and 2014, asking them to complete word memory tests at various […]
Read MoreDementia Warning – why you should never ignore this symptom in your ears. DEMENTIA symptoms include memory loss, difficulty concentrating, mood changes, and confusion. But, you could also be at risk of Alzheimer’s disease if you have this sign in your ears – are you at risk? Dementia is the name given to a group of symptoms linked […]
Read MoreTravel tips for people with hearing aids. AARP, a US-based non-profit interest group to improve ageing, recently published an interesting article in their health column on what to do to ensure easy travel if you have hearing aids.
Initial general recommendations include packing enough batteries, and chargers. Also, a dehumidifier if you’re travelling to a humid climate. It is also important to remember that other people cannot see hearing loss and don’t know someone wears hearing aids. As a result, letting people know they may need to speak more distinctly and look at you when speaking can make a real difference.
Tips for travelling by car include adding GPS navigation instructions to the hearing aid’s connectivity options. This means that you can stream directions to the hearing aid and not take your eyes off the road. Staying aware of the surroundings by reducing distracting noise can also improve safety.
Travelling by train can be particularly noisy. This is where background noise-reducing hearing aids can be especially useful. Using an app for train departure information, any changes, and stops can help to reduce stress related to understanding announcements made by train staff.
At the airport, apps are also useful for getting any important information directly. When passing through security, AARP reminds hearing aid users that they are not required to remove any hearing aids or cochlear implants. Travellers may, however, be given a pat-down if the hearing device sets off the metal detector or imaging scanner. Importantly, hearing devices should not be placed on the X-ray belt because this could damage the microphones.
Source: AARP
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