Lo que debe saber sobre los audífonos

Hearing aids are reliable devices—but like all electronics worn daily, they can run into issues. The good news is that many common hearing aid problems are easy to fix at home, without repairs or replacement.

If you’re considering hearing aids—or already own a pair—you’re probably wondering: How long do hearing aids actually last? The short answer is 3 to 7 years, but the real answer depends on the type of device, how you use it, and how well you maintain it.

In this article, we’ll explore how hearing aids support everyday living—from high-focus work settings to relaxed wellness environments—and how embracing the right technology and habits can turn “just coping” into truly living. Whether you're someone considering your first device, a seasoned user looking for better fit, or a caregiver helping a loved one, this is your guide to integrating hearing aids into work, life, and wellness.

In today’s landscape, the question of whether you can claim over-the-counter hearing aids (OTC hearing aids, sometimes abbreviated as OTC HAs) on insurance is less straightforward than you might hope. This article explores the current status of insurance coverage—especially in the U.S.—for OTC hearing aids, what factors affect coverage, tips to check your plan, and what practitioners and consumers should watch out for.

Hearing aids and fitness trackers/smartwatches are distinct but increasingly overlapping in features. Let’s clarify.

If you’ve ever thought, “I just can’t keep up with conversations at family parties”, this Q&A guide is for you. We’ll explain how to adjust your hearing aids in noisy settings, plus tips for managing fatigue and enjoying time with loved ones.

The short answer: Yes, it can be safe to use headphones with hearing aids, but it depends on the type of hearing aid, type of headphones, and how you use them.

In this comprehensive Q&A guide, we’ll explore the challenges, solutions, and best practices so you can stay safe, stylish, and hear clearly—without constantly worrying about losing your devices.

Flying can be stressful for anyone, but if you wear hearing aids, you may have extra questions: Do I need to take them out at security? Will airplane noise damage them? How do I hear boarding announcements?