Hearing loss in seniors: understanding the causes and treatment options.
Age-related hearing loss, or presbycusis, is a slow and gradual loss of hearing, especially high-pitched sounds. It often starts with trouble hearing in noisy environments or misunderstanding conversations.
Hearing loss doesn’t just affect communication — it’s also linked to social isolation, depression, and even cognitive decline. Fortunately, hearing aids and other devices are more effective (and discreet) than ever.
Did you know?
Hearing loss is the #1 modifiable risk factor for dementia — and treating it early can help preserve brain health.
Learn more about other chronic health conditions.
Learn more about other chronic health conditions.
Chronic health conditions affect many seniors, but understanding them is the first step toward better health. Explore the details of these conditions to stay informed and take proactive steps in managing your well-being.
