Do you think that you may need a hearing test? When you book a free hearing test with Hidden Hearing, we will encourage you to bring someone with you to the appointment. We know that having someone else attend your More….
Awareness of the connection between hearing loss and serious health issues such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes and dementia, is low in Ireland, even among those with hearing loss, according to a recent global survey on hearing healthcare. The survey to More….
A conversation with Hidden Hearing’s multiple award-winning hearing aid audiologist, Mr. Enda Dooley, resident in our Merrion Road Ballsbridge Branch, reveals some unique insights into this often misunderstood and seldom known profession. Until I experienced first-hand in my own family, the More….
Did you know that hearing loss can be caused by a buildup of ear wax? Many people visit the doctor or audiologist with concerns about their hearing, and are pleased to discover that the problem can be solved by a painless More….
Hearing loss can affect men and women at any stage of their lives, but it is more common amongst men. This may be because men are more likely to have worked in loud environments with unsafe levels of noise exposure, More….
Hearing loss is a very common problem, and can develop for many reasons, regardless of your age and gender. Hearing loss is often linked with other health conditions, including heart disease, diabetes and cognitive decline, and research continues to show More….
On Tuesday 22nd of May, we were delighted to have expert Audiologist, Peter Sydserff make an appearance on the RTE Today Show. Peter was interviewed along with Shona Maguire who currently wears Oticon Opn hearing devices provided by Hidden Hearing. More….
Why connect your hearing aids to the Internet? It may sound like science fiction, but Internet-connected hearing aids are already common – and there is a whole world of ways they can make your life easier. What can you do More….
Communication can be more difficult than usual if you have hearing loss, but there are many things you can do to improve the experience. Of course, it helps if you are communicating with someone who understands hearing loss and ensures More….
Did you know that hearing loss and dementia are linked? Researchers have found that hearing loss affects the same areas of the brain as are involved in dementia, and that hearing loss increases your risk of developing the condition. It More….
