Hearing loss is often one of the first signs of aging. So much so that approximately 1 in 3 people between age 65 and 74 have hearing loss. At the same time, half of those 75 and up have trouble hearing without wanting to admit it.
But, the good news is that today there are lots of options for seniors, the elderly, and other people facing hearing loss. Don’t want a hearing aid? There are tons of alternatives and options available now.
Here are my guides to dealing with mild, moderate and even severe hearing loss along with reviews and recommended products to help you hear better.
You know what? Seniors can be gamers too! Playing video games helps keep the mind sharp and can help hand-eye coordination. But, what about those who have hearing difficulties? Here are the best gaming headsets for hard of hearing people.
Headphones are all around us and our many devices. Often people who use hearing aids aren’t sure which headphone they should use. So, to help you out, here are the best headphones for hearing aid wearers.
Bluetooth earbuds can be extremely helpful for seniors who have trouble hearing their cell phone or music from their favorite device. In this guide, I’ll show you what features are important to seniors as well as what I think are the best bluetooth earbuds for seniors.
Having trouble hearing the TV is often the first sign of a hearing problem. And, TV headphones can help with that. But, what if you have an old TV and don’t want to get a new one? To help you out, I put together this list of the best wireless headphones for older TVs. You’ll also learn more about the types of connections you’ll need to hook up TV headphones.
Seniors who use phone headsets need ones that are comfortable, easy to use, with great sound quality that can be amplified and long battery life too. Based on this, here is my list of the best phone headsets for seniors and the elderly!
Headphones with noise cancellation features help seniors hear better by filtering out background noise. The best noise cancelling headphones for seniors are affordable, wireless, comfortable to wear, lightweight, and easy to use. Keep reading to see my top picks!
Not quite ready to go all in on a hearing aid? There are many reliable alternatives to hearing aids today. Some examples are personal sound amplifiers, amplified phones, and assistive listening devices. Tools like these can help tremendously especially for those with situational hearing difficulties.
Given the cost of hearing aids, many people choose Personal Sounds Amplification Products (PSAPs) instead because they are cheaper and easier to get. But are they the best choice for you? Here are some of the best hearing aid alternatives to consider.
Hearing loss causes embarrassment and frustration for many seniors. No where is this more evident that when using a telephone. But, having the right equipment can help this stressful situation. Here are the best cordless phones for hearing impaired seniors who just want to have a normal conversation!
Not hearing the doorbell is a common complaint for elderly people. Standard doorbells either aren’t loud enough or play melodies at frequencies that are difficult to hear. But, each of the following doorbells are loud and easy to use for elders.
The common ailments of aging make fires more risky for our seniors and the elderly. Mobility issues make quick escapes more difficult. Hearing problems can prevent early warning. So, to improve the chance of surviving a fire, here are the best smoke alarms for seniors and the elderly.