ELITE HEARING of Colorado Springs

09/09/2026

The Gleneagle Sertoma Club hosts its annual Patriot Golf Benefit to honor military personnel and first responders while raising emergency funds for local community heroes and charitable causes. Dr. Kovel is a Sertoma member and ELITE HEARING is a proud sponsor of one of the military teams that played.

09/08/2026

Myth vs. Fact: Hearing Loss Only Affects the Ears

Many people think hearing happens only in the ears, but hearing is actually a team effort between your ears and your brain.

Your ears collect sounds, but it's your brain that interprets those sounds and gives them meaning. When hearing loss occurs, the brain receives less information and must work harder to fill in the gaps—especially during conversations in noisy environments.

This extra listening effort can make it more difficult to follow discussions, lead to fatigue, and leave people feeling exhausted after social situations. That's why addressing hearing loss isn't just about hearing better—it's about helping your brain process sound more efficiently.

If you've noticed conversations becoming more difficult to follow, a hearing evaluation can help determine whether hearing loss may be playing a role.

09/02/2026

"Knowledgeable and helpful. Had what I needed." says steven on Google

★★★★★ Knowledgeable and helpful. Had what I needed.

09/02/2026

"Went to see them for tinnitus, and to possibly get test results to take to the VA for disability benefits. I was told by the doctor that nothing she did would help with that, and gave me outstanding suggestions as to what I really needed to do. I left with a better plan than what I came with!" says Scott on Google

★★★★★ Went to see them for tinnitus, and to possibly get test results to take to the VA for disability benefits. I was told by the doctor that nothing she did would help with that, and gave me outstanding suggestions as to what I really needed to do. I left with a better plan than what I c...

09/01/2026

Communication is a two-way street, and a few small changes can make conversations much easier for someone with hearing loss.

Try facing the person when you speak, getting their attention before starting a conversation, and reducing background noise whenever possible. Speaking clearly and at a natural pace is often more helpful than speaking louder.

Remember, hearing loss doesn't mean someone isn't paying attention—it simply means they may need a little extra support to hear and understand what's being said.

Good communication helps everyone stay connected, reduces frustration, and makes conversations more enjoyable for all involved.

08/25/2026

"I felt heard! Get it… Look no further! Dr Kovel and her team at Elite Hearing integrate genuine caring with leading edge testing and treatments. Give them a call. I’m glad I did." says John on Google

★★★★★ I felt heard! Get it… Look no further! Dr Kovel and her team at Elite Hearing integrate genuine caring with leading edge testing and treatments. Give them a call. I’m glad I did.

08/25/2026

I just adore our patients. This email made my day.

My thanks to Dr Kovel yesterday. I know it’s a business, but I could tell she was putting my care as a vet first. With her recommendations, I went to VA. They referred me back out to community. When I get the referral, I’ll see if they can get me to her. I will tell all my friends about Elite, you all can be trusted to do the right thing. I hope you sell a million in hearing aids this year. Thanks again. John

08/25/2026

Myth vs. Fact: If I Had Hearing Loss, I Would Know It

Many people assume that hearing loss is something they would notice right away. In reality, hearing loss often develops gradually over time, making it easy to miss the early signs.

You may find yourself turning up the TV a little more than before, asking people to repeat themselves, or struggling to follow conversations in noisy places. Because these changes happen slowly, many people adapt without realizing their hearing has changed.

Regular hearing evaluations can help identify hearing loss early and provide peace of mind about your hearing health. If you've noticed even small changes in your ability to hear, it may be worth scheduling a hearing check.