What exactly is the difference between hearing protection and hearing aids? Find out in this blog!

We want to make it easier for you to understand some of the common hearing languages we use. Here is a glossary of hearing terms!

Acknowledging the stigma is the first part of combating it. Don’t let the stigma associated with hearing aids stop you from getting the comfort you need!

Hearing correctly is beneficial to our everyday lives, as it impacts our relationships and well-being. Check out these ways to celebrate Better Hearing and Speech month! 

Whether you have a passion for listening to or creating music, it's important to know how different decibel levels can damage your hearing. Here are tips to minimize...

These are some of the things you can expect to make the adjustment process easier when wearing your hearing aids.

Our audiologists and hearing aids Omaha specialists go over the top reasons your hearing aid could be hurting. 

Not all hearing aids are created equal, and if you don’t get a proper fitting, they won’t work very well.

The audiologists at Active Hearing Health go detail about all the risks that consumers can run into when they purchase hearing aids online.

Dr. Nikki has a few tips you can keep in mind to keep you involved in all the summer festivities while protecting your hearing aids at the same time.<...

Hearing aids are complex tools, and so it is important to understand when the right time is to consider investing in a new pair.

Check out our beginners guide to hearing aids, so you can get a basic understanding of what is going to work best for you.

Cold weather and moisture can damage your hearing aids and while hearing aids can be repaired, it is always best to practice preventative measures, and know what signs to...

There are a lot of misconceptions that surround hearing aids and harmful myths that can cause people to not get them. We want to clear the air and provide...

We are proud to welcome you to our new Active Hearing Health, previously known as Ascent Audiology and Hearing, website!

One of the first things people with hearing loss observe is “I hear people fine, but I don’t understand what they are saying.”