Hearing Aid Project

05/27/2026

Technology continues to be amazing. Convo is a deaf-owned, globally run platform designed to connect users with qualified ASL interpreters instantly wherever they area. Learn more about it below.

Deaf-owned and globally run, Convo connects you instantly with qualified ASL interpreters—at home, work, or on the go. Seamless. No delays.

05/25/2026

Honoring and remembering those who gave everything for our freedom this Memorial Day. 🇺🇸 Our office is closed today in observance of the holiday.

05/22/2026

A new program from Deafmetal is helping audiology clinics offer hearing aid accessories without the burden of upfront inventory, making it easier for providers to connect patients with solutions they want or need.

Why does this matter? When clinics have more accessible options, more people can explore tools that support comfort, confidence and everyday communication.

The program is designed to help audiologists offer hearing aid jewelry to patients without carrying inventory risk.

05/19/2026

Got questions about hearing loss? You’re not alone! At the Hearing Aid Project, we hear this all the time: "Do I really need hearing aids?”

The truth is, it’s less about the numbers on a test and more about how hearing loss is affecting your everyday life. If something feels off, don’t wait. Taking that first step can make all the difference.

Flagstaff Business News Commonly Asked Questions About Hearing Loss

05/18/2026

Congratulations to Hannah Elizabeth Eaton and the rest of the KU graduates!

05/15/2026

Our partners at HearingLife have put together this great guide to help you understand what to look for when it comes to buying your hearing aids. Hearing loss can feel like a burden, but your hearing aids don't have to!

Learn what to look for in hearing aids that make them easy to use and integrate into your everyday life.

05/11/2026

Worth a listen: This interview with Dr. Shawn Lancaster helps explain the important role early intervention plays in hearing loss, including lowering the risk of cognitive decline and early-onset dementia.

The simple act of turning up the television or struggling to follow conversations in a crowded restaurant is often dismissed as a natural part of aging, but it may be the first sign of a significant health shift. Dr. Shawn Lancaster of Hearing Aid and Audiology Services joins the program to demystif...

05/07/2026

When hearing begins to decline, your brain steps in to fill the gaps by decoding sounds, guessing words, and working overtime just to follow a conversation. That constant effort can leave you feeling mentally drained, even if you don’t realize why. It can also impact your energy, mental health and cognitive state.

The good news is that we don’t have to wait until it becomes overwhelming. Simple steps, such as protecting your ears from loud noise, taking listening breaks, and getting regular hearing checks, can make a lasting difference.

This World Hearing Day, discover how hearing loss impacts not just your ears but also your brain and emotional well-being.

05/05/2026

Sirens are incredibly important to keeping us safe in emergency situations, but they do not come without a risk to our ears. Coming in at 120 decibels, most traditional sirens are significantly louder than the threshold deemed safe for prolonged exposure.

Sirens reach particularly high intensities and experts warn that repeated exposure to such noise may cause cumulative damage to hearing even if it is not felt immediately.

05/01/2026

Research has consistently shown that receiving treatment for hearing loss is proven to improve our quality of life. From hearing aids to cochlear implants, the options available to us are better and more plentiful than ever before.

If you find your TV is a little louder these days, you need to have people repeat themselves, or it's harder to hear in a crowded restaurant, this your sign to take the next step and get your hearing tested.

When it comes to staying connected, hearing clarity makes all the difference. How clearly are you hearing today?