As we age, maintaining memory and brain health becomes a priority for living a vibrant, independent life outside of a memory care facility. At Hearing and Brain Centers of America, we leverage cutting-edge research and tools from publications peer-reviewed science, including Preventing Decline: Advances in the Medical Treatment of Hearing Loss and Tinnitus and Stop…
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At Hearing and Brain Centers of America, we are committed to transforming lives by addressing the critical connection between hearing health and cognitive well-being. Dr. Keith Darrow, a neuroscientist, clinical audiologist, and certified dementia practitioner, has dedicated his career to understanding how untreated hearing loss contributes to cognitive decline and dementia, and how advanced interventions,…
The goal of this post is to empowering individuals with the knowledge and resources to manage tinnitus effectively. Tinnitus, often experienced as a persistent ringing, buzzing, or hissing in the ears without an external source, affects an estimated 70 million Americans and nearly 1.5 billion people globally. Its impact can range from a mild nuisance…
At the Hearing and Brain Centers, we are constantly seeking innovative solutions to improve the quality of life for those with hearing loss and tinnitus. Recently, one of the most groundbreaking products to hit the market is the Widex Allure Hearing Aid in Worcester, a true game-changer in the world of audiology. This device combines cutting-edge…
March is National Nutrition Month, a time to focus on the importance of nutrition in maintaining overall health and well-being. With the ever-growing understanding of how food impacts not only our physical health but also our mental and cognitive function, it’s crucial that we take the time to learn about and practice good nutrition. This…
Introduction: Report by Audiologists in Worcester Hearing loss is a widespread condition that affects millions of individuals globally. Prescription hearing aids are critical in the management of hearing loss, offering both functional and medical benefits for users. However, selecting the right hearing aid requires careful consideration of various factors, including individual needs, lifestyle, and specific…
Hearing loss is one of the most common yet underdiagnosed medical conditions in the world, affecting over 73 million Americans and nearly 1.5 billion people worldwide. It’s not just about struggling to hear the television or missing a few words in conversations—untreated hearing loss can have serious consequences, including cognitive decline, an increased risk of…
Every day, patients and their families ask, “What can I do to take care of my brain and lower my risk of dementia?” The good news is that science has given us an answer. The Brain Care Score is a simple, research-backed tool that helps people understand the key lifestyle and health factors that impact…
At Hearing and Brain Centers of America, we believe that effective hearing care extends beyond just diagnosing hearing loss—it encompasses a holistic understanding of the brain, auditory pathways, and how hearing loss and tinnitus affect cognitive function and overall well-being. Our team is composed of highly skilled healthcare clinicians who are experts in different areas…
By Chef Suzette Bologna, Rockin’ This Kitchen As a private chef for hire, I am passionate about creating nourishing meals that are a source of energy, but also a powerful tool to enhance our overall well-being. When it comes to brain health and hearing, nutrition plays an undeniably vital role. The connection between a balanced…