Perth Ear Health

03/06/2026

🚲 World Bicycle Day reminder: secure your hearing aids before you ride!
Whether you’re cycling for fitness, commuting, or enjoying a weekend ride, make sure your hearing devices are safe and secure before you head off.
A few simple tips:
✔️ Check your hearing aids or processors are sitting firmly
✔️ Use retention clips, sports locks or headbands if needed
✔️ Keep devices dry and protected from sweat
✔️ Store them safely if you remove your helmet
✔️ Don’t forget your drying kit after a long ride
Hearing well helps you stay connected to your surroundings; including traffic, voices, bells and warning sounds.
Enjoy the ride and look after your ears along the way. 👂🚴‍♀️

31/05/2026

New to hearing aids? 👂✨
Adjusting to hearing aids takes time, patience, and practice. It’s completely normal for everyday sounds to feel different at first. By gradually increasing your wear time and building a routine, you’ll help your brain adapt and get the most from your hearing experience.
Try these simple tips to make the transition smoother and more comfortable. 💙
Have questions about your hearing aids or need support? Our team is here to help every step of the way.

CTA: Save this post for later and share it with someone who’s just started their hearing journey. 👂

28/05/2026

20/05/2026

Skilled. Compassionate. Essential. Nurse practitioners are transforming healthcare every day.

Becky Peterson graduated this month with a degree that paves the way for her to examine patients, prescribe medication and make diagnoses, just like a physician. But she won’t be Dr. Peterson, and her graduate program took just two years.

Instead, she is becoming a nurse practitioner, a good-paying job that is also the fastest-growing field in healthcare.

“There is a place for medical-school doctors, and a place for nurse practitioners. And all of us are trying to do the same thing, which is meet the needs of people who need help,” said Peterson, who graduated from a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill program and lives in Morrisville, N.C.

These days, heading to the doctor’s office often doesn’t involve a doctor. At least not directly. Instead, nurse practitioners have become major gap fillers, growing their ranks by 60% to 461,000 between 2019 and 2025, data from the American Association of Nurse Practitioners show.

Physician assistants who can fill similar roles are also in high demand, as are other non-MD health providers. They are all part of a broader trend to push basic care beyond the doctor’s office.

🔗 Read more: https://on.wsj.com/4uPboR4

19/05/2026

Did you know your ears need rest too?
For people with hearing loss, listening all day can feel like studying for an exam — your brain is working harder to fill in the gaps and keep up with conversation.
But even if you have normal hearing, your ears and brain can still become fatigued after long periods of noise, headphones, meetings, busy cafés, or loud environments.
Quiet breaks, lower listening volumes, and regular pauses from noise can help protect your hearing and reduce listening fatigue.
👂 Perth Ear Health
Clearer hearing starts

18/05/2026

An award-winning Australian-developed ‘sippy cup’ which offers a non-surgical solution for children with negative middle ear pressure and fluid buildup has received Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Clearance.

12/05/2026

10/05/2026

06/05/2026

Hearing aid care isn’t optional, it’s part of your daily routine. Just like brushing your teeth or charging your phone, a little care each day keeps everything working the way it should. Your hearing deserves that consistency. Have you brushed your microphones lately?