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Overcoming Barriers to Cochlear Implant Uptake in Older Adults
Lack of awareness, gradual hearing loss, and financial concerns are the most common barriers to cochlear implant uptake in older adults. Learn more about how hearing professionals can help overcome these obstacles to improve quality of life for cochlear implant candidates.
Auditory Wellness in Active Aging: An Opportunity to Change the ENT Field
Age-related hearing loss can be a major barrier to achieving healthy and fulfilling final decades of life for many. In this article, we explore how the aging population and the rising prevalence of presbycusis are likely to present new opportunities for hearing care professionals.
Hearing Loss is the Number One Modifiable Risk Factor for Dementia
Hearing loss is increasingly recognized as the leading modifiable risk factor for dementia, yet many people remain unaware of the profound connection between hearing health and cognitive decline. This article explores the emerging evidence behind that link, revealing how untreated hearing loss may affect the aging brain—and why timely intervention could play a crucial role in preserving both communication and cognitive function.