For some people, it’s hard to go through a single day without losing something. Whether it’s the remote, your wallet, keys, glasses, your homework, or your hearing aids, losing something is bound to happen at one point or another. The frustrating part is that with many of the common items that get lost, it can throw a whole ratchet in your entire day, especially if it’s something like your wallet or your hearing aids. In our last blog, we offered some tips on how to avoid losing your hearing aids in the first place, such as keeping a routine and making storage a habit. In this post, we’ll talk about what to do if you have lost a hearing aid and simply can’t find it again. At Platinum Hearing Aids, our audiologists strive to pro....

We lose our keys, our socks, wallet, glasses, remotes, earrings, shoes — why not add hearing aids to the list? It’s small, we can take them out and forget where we put them, and some models look interesting enough where kids or even dogs want to pick them up and play with them. When it comes to keeping track of small items like hearing aids, there are two essential strategies that will prevent them from disappearing too often: storage and creating a habit. At Platinum Hearing Aids, we want to help patients throughout their journey, from the first hearing test to the final fitting, and even beyond to yearly checkups, upgrades, cleanings, and more. We understand that losing your hearing and having to go through the process of getting h....