Audiology & Hearing News and Blogs
LACE AI Pro: Training Your Brain to Listen Better
Hearing is not only about the ears Hearing aids can make sounds more audible. They can help bring speech, environmental sounds and everyday conversations back into clearer reach.But hearing is not only about making sound louder.Your brain also needs to detect,...
Hearing Aids Are Important — But They Are Not the Whole Solution
Why comprehensive hearing rehabilitation matters For many people, taking the first step toward better hearing begins with a simple question: “Do I need hearing aids?” Sometimes the answer is yes. Hearing aids can be an important and highly effective part of treatment...
Introducing Our Brand-New Toorak Clinic
We’re excited to announce the opening of our new Ear and Hearing Australia clinic in Toorak! Visit us at:462 Toorak Road, Toorak (Opposite Coles) At our new Toorak clinic, you’ll receive the same expert, personalised care we’re known for. Our comprehensive audiology...
Maximize Hearing Aid Rebates: Save Up to $1,800!
Maximizing Your Private Health Insurance for Audiology Services in Australia "Your entitlements reset annually, meaning if you don’t use your benefits by the end of December, you may lose them."Navigating the complexities of private health insurance can be...
The Hidden Dangers of Headphone Use – Public Safety Alert Especially for Those with Hearing Loss
At Ear and Hearing Australia, our mission has always been to improve hearing and enhance lives — and sometimes that includes highlighting important safety issues that often go unnoticed. Last week, a frightening incident reminded us just how critical it is to be aware...
Gene Therapy Breakthrough: Restoring Hearing in Children Born Deaf
In a remarkable medical advancement, five children who were born completely deaf due to a genetic mutation have regained their ability to hear after undergoing innovative gene therapy treatment. This groundbreaking development offers new hope for individuals with...
Oticon Intent™ – What if your hearing aids could understand you?
It might not be a surprise to those with hearing loss that research has shown hearing speech in noise is the number one challenge.[1] Just think of a busy restaurant or trying to have a conversation over the sound of the television. Traditional hearing aid devices...
Hearing Aids: A Potential Solution for Slowing Cognitive Decline in At Risk Individuals
Quick Take Wearing hearing aids may slow down cognitive decline by nearly 50% in three years for seniors at a higher risk of dementia. Addressing hearing loss might be a promising approach to reduce dementia risks in susceptible groups. In the face of rising dementia...
New Medicare Rebates for Hearing Tests: Bridging the Gap in Hearing Care
Policy Shift Empowers Audiologists to Address Hearing Care Inequalities In a proactive move to tackle hearing care disparities prevalent in Australia, the government has initiated major adjustments to the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) with a focus on audiology...
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