Hearing Loss & Dementia with Dr. Shopovick

Hearing loss isn’t just about your ears. Your brain plays an incredibly important role in hearing, and growing research has found an association between hearing loss and cognitive decline. For people experiencing hearing loss, understanding this connection may be another reason to take hearing health seriously and address hearing difficulties sooner rather than later.

Hearing Loss and Ototoxicity with Dr. Shopovick

Chemotherapy is an important treatment for many types of cancer, but some chemotherapy medications can have side effects that affect other parts of the body—including the ears.
Certain medications are considered ototoxic, meaning they have the potential to damage the delicate structures of the inner ear and affect hearing.

Hearing Loss and Diabetes with Dr. Galasso

Diabetes affects many parts of the body, but did you know it may also affect your hearing? Research has found a connection between diabetes and an increased risk of hearing loss. While having diabetes does not mean you will automatically develop hearing loss, it is an important risk factor to be aware of.

Auracast Hearing Aids: What It Is and Should You Get It?

Imagine sitting in a busy airport, watching a movie in a theater, or enjoying your favorite TV show at home—and hearing the audio clearly through your hearing aids without struggling against background noise. That’s the promise of Auracast™, a new Bluetooth® technology that has the potential to make listening easier in many everyday situations. What…

Why You Should Choose a Hearing Aid Clinic That Works with All 7 Manufacturers

When it comes to treating hearing loss, one of the most important decisions you’ll make isn’t just which hearing aids to choose—it’s which hearing aid clinic you trust to guide you. And one factor that can make a major difference in your outcome is whether that clinic works with all major hearing aid manufacturers.

EAA (Electroacoustic Analysis): The Biggest Secret in Hearing Aid Repairs

If your hearing aids have been producing static, distortion, weak sound, or just don’t seem quite right, you’re not alone. Many patients go through repeated adjustments and cleanings without real improvement. At Now Hear This® in Raleigh, we use a professional diagnostic tool that quickly gets to the root of the problem: Electroacoustic Analysis (EAA).

Five Years, One Community: Celebrating Raleigh’s Best Together

There are moments in a business’s life that feel less like milestones and more like memories in the making. This past November was one of those moments for our team at Now Hear This®.

For the fifth year in a row, we were named GOLD – Audiologist/Hearing Center in Raleigh’s Best for 2025. Awards are always meaningful, but this one feels especially personal. It reflects the relationships we’ve built, the trust our patients place in us, and the everyday conversations that happen in our exam rooms and hallways.