TriHealth Audiology

Did you know?

Adult onset hearing loss can occur so gradually that it might be difficult to identify at first. In quiet situations, there might be no difficulty at all in communicating or understanding others. Many individuals with hearing loss do not realize that their hearing can be better than it is (American Academy of Audiology).

Call TriHealth Audiology today to schedule your hearing test. It is important to have a baseline hearing test. We are here to help! 513 429 4327

TriHealth Audiology is here to test your hearing.

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Come see TriHealth Audiology! We are here to test your hearing, protect your hearing, and treat your hearing loss! Call us at 513 429 4327

Hearing loss doesn’t just mean missing the sounds around you. Left untreated, the condition can lead to multiple comorbidities, including social isolation, falls, balance issues and depression. Thankfully, hearing aids can help with hearing loss and comorbidities.

Contact our Audiology team to get started with a personalized treatment plan!
(513) 429-4327

DID YOU KNOW?

Hearing loss and tinnitus often go hand-in-hand. Most people with tinnitus also reported having hearing loss. If you’re experiencing either condition, we’re here to help and provide resources.

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It’s the nature of the job — musicians are often exposed to noise, and that can have consequences. They’re 400% more likely than nonmusicians to have hearing loss. Whether you rock out on stage or in the audience, it’s important to use earplugs or other forms of hearing protection.

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Protect your hearing when you are around loud noise. Long or repeated exposure to sounds at or above 85 dBA can cause hearing loss.

Average decibel ratings:
Movie theater
74-104 dBA
Motorcycles
80-110 dBA
Music through headphones at maximum volume, sporting events, and concerts
94-110 dBA
Sirens
110-129 dBA
Fireworks show
140-160 dBA

Tinnitus is the perception of sound that does not have an external source. Tinnitus is often described as ringing, buzzing, or humming sound.

Did you know? Most people who have tinnitus have some degree of hearing loss.

Tinnitus has been linked to loud noise exposure, hearing loss, medications, earwax or an ear infection, head or neck injuries.

Call TriHealth Audiology today to schedule an appointment to have your hearing tested. 513 429 4327

If the TV volume is creeping up, voices feel harder to follow, or you find yourself working harder to keep up in noisy places, your hearing might be changing.

At TriHealth Audiology, we're here to test your hearing and guide you through options that help you hear comfortably and confidently.

Contact us to schedule your hearing test and hearing aid assessment appointment. Call us at 513 429 4327