Treatment Options
Reducing Dementia Risk
Take Preventative Steps to Keep Your Mind Sharp
Did you know that people with hearing loss are at an increased risk of cognitive decline and dementia? Studies show that even mild untreated hearing loss can raise that risk by 200%. The good news: treating your hearing loss is one of the most effective and modifiable steps you can take to protect your brain.
Ask Yourself These Questions
If you answer yes to several of these, a hearing assessment is a smart next step:
- Is it difficult to hear in background noise — such as in a restaurant?
- Are others asking you to turn down the TV or radio?
- Do you have trouble following a conversation in the car?
- Do you find yourself guessing at words, sometimes incorrectly?
- Are you uncomfortable in social situations because of your hearing?
- Do you ask others to repeat themselves more often than before?
- Is what you hear muffled even when it's loud enough?
- Have family members or friends expressed concern about your hearing?
There Is Hope
Current hearing treatments can help slow or prevent memory loss and dementia. Our team will take the time to explain your options and help you take the first step.
Ready to Hear Better?
Schedule your New Patient Assessment. We'll discuss your goals, run a comprehensive hearing test, and build a custom treatment plan — at no obligation.