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All over America there are people whose lives are affected by hearing loss. And we’re not just talking about the people who have a hearing loss themselves. It also affects their loved ones, friends, and family. Here at Big Thicket Hearing Aids & Audiology, Dr. Joni...

February is almost here and at Big Thicket Hearing Aids and Audiology, we’re getting excited for the Super Bowl. Here’s an interesting fact for you – there are a number of NFL players who have a hearing loss. It would be easy to assume that something like a hearing...

Being prepared to address any symptoms that manifest in your body is part of a healthy lifestyle. Some people choose to ignore issues like fatigue, depression, heart palpitations and so on, or put them down to stress and unhealthy lifestyles. This often prevents them...

Freedom of choice is one of those great qualities that we all enjoy in our lives. When it comes to hearing health care however, it can be helpful to have some guidance on choosing a suitable hearing practitioner that can meet your needs. There are different options...

When you are sitting with loved ones this season and thinking about the year ahead, it’s worth making a few resolutions to support your hearing health. At Big Thicket, we know that there are small actions you can take that will have a dramatic impact, so we’ve put...

When that cold wind blows, it’s best to wrap up warm if you want to stay healthy this winter. But did you know that keeping your hearing aids warm and dry this winter is just as important? Drops in temperature, sleet and snow aren’t good news for your hearing aids....

Did you know that hearing loss is the most common injury that veterans experience? Exposure to gunfire, machinery noise and explosions during your tour can have long-term consequences for your hearing health. Maybe you’re experiencing tinnitus or perhaps you can’t...

You should never fire a gun without hearing protection. Why? Because repeated exposure to sounds of 85 decibels or more can, and probably will, cause hearing loss. A single gunshot ranges from about 140 decibels to 190 decibels. Yes, the gunshot sound is short but...