Have you ever wondered about the artificial intelligence (AI) integrated into hearing aids?

Danish manufacturer Oticon have advanced its previous technology with its new platform, Intent, that utilises AI to steer its technology.

If you’ve read our last blog regarding the stigma surrounding what most people think a hearing aid looks like, you will understand why Widex have created their striking new hearing aid.

As an audiologist, it's incredibly frustrating to come across articles discussing hearing aids that perpetuate outdated stereotypes. One of the most disheartening aspects is seeing these articles accompanied by stock photos featuring very outdated hearing aids. These images not only fail to accurately represent modern hearing aid technology but also contribute to the perpetuation of stigma surrounding hearing loss and the use of hearing aids.

Imagine waking up one morning to find that the world around you has grown strangely silent. Sounds that were once clear and crisp now feel muffled and distant. This scenario, known as sudden onset hearing loss, can be a frightening and disorienting experience. In this blog post, we'll explore what sudden onset hearing loss entails, why seeking medical help promptly is crucial, and the potential causes and treatment options available.

This week has been Tinnitus Awareness Week 2024. Did you know 1 in 7 adults in the UK are living with Tinnitus? In this blog we will try and give you a better understanding on the condition, what the signs of tinnitus are and how you can get help with managing it.

To understand the types of tympanograms, you should first understand the meaning behind the parts of the graph itself. A tympanogram provides information regarding the compliance of the middle ear system (how well sound passes through the eardrum to the middle ear system), ear canal volume, and middle ear pressure.

At High Peak Hearing, our commitment to providing gold standard audiological care is unwavering. To further enhance our diagnostic capabilities, we are thrilled to announce the acquisition of a tympanometer—an invaluable tool that opens new avenues in understanding and addressing your hearing health. In this blog post, let's delve into what a tympanometer is and how it contributes to our comprehensive hearing assessments.

As we step into the future, the landscape of hearing aid technology continues to evolve, promising exciting advancements and enhanced experiences for individuals with hearing loss. In this blog post, we delve into the anticipated trends and predictions that will shape the world of hearing aids in 2024.

As winter wraps its chilly embrace around us, it's not just our noses and fingertips that need attention—our ears deserve some winter wellness too. The colder months bring unique challenges to our auditory health, from the biting cold air to the festive gatherings. In this blog post, we'll explore practical tips for keeping your ears healthy and happy during the winter season.

Did you know approximately between 7 and 10% of adults have some form of single sided deafness? Living with single-sided deafness (SSD) presents unique challenges that extend beyond the absence of sound in one ear. Whether caused by sudden hearing loss, a medical condition, or congenital factors, managing life with SSD requires adaptive strategies and a holistic approach to hearing health. In this blog post, we explore the impact of single-sided deafness and provide practical tips for individuals on their journey to balance and well-being.

The issue of earwax can be a common and bothersome one, often leading individuals to seek private wax removal services for a quick and efficient solution. However, what many may not be aware of is the lack of regulation surrounding private earwax removal in the UK. In this blog post, we'll delve into the importance of oversight in this field and provide essential questions patients should ask their wax removal practitioner to ensure a safe and qualified service.

As technology continues to shape the landscape of hearing care, one notable innovation stands out — rechargeable hearing aids. Gone are the days of fumbling with disposable batteries; today, users are experiencing a new era of convenience and sustainability. In this blog, we explore the compelling benefits of rechargeable hearing aids that are changing the way we approach hearing health.

High Peak Hearing is really excited about the soon to be released Auracast™ technology , a brand new assistive listening system.

Auracast™ has been designed specifically for people with hearing loss, to stream audio to devices such as hearing aids and cochlear implants. This will make audio in public places and on personal devices, like smartphones, much more accessible. For instance, you will be able to use your smartphone to listen to public announcements in busy stations or airports, or to share music with friends.

Hearing aids have undergone remarkable advancements in recent years and one such innovation that's gaining attention is the integration of motion sensors. In this blog, we'll explore why motion sensors are changing the way we think about hearing aids and how they can improve the lives of those with hearing loss.

In the age of technology, hearing aids have also evolved. However, they can't defy the laws of physics! If you need to close the gap that is further than normal conversation distance then you may need a wireless accessory to pair with your hearing aids.

A person having real ear measurements at High Peak Hearing

Read about High Peak Hearing’s day in London for the latest hearing product launch from Signia.

When it comes to hearing aids, most people focus on factors like style, comfort, and sound quality. However, there's another crucial element that often goes unnoticed but plays a significant role in your hearing aid's performance: the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). In this blog post, we'll explore the importance of SNR in hearing aid technology and how it impacts your hearing experience

Daniel Thirsk, Clinical Audiologist at High Peak Hearing, New Mills, Derbyshire explains how to interpret your audiogram.