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Expert Hearing Aid Services for Better Hearing

Expert Hearing Aid Services for Better HearingExpert Hearing Aid Services for Better HearingExpert Hearing Aid Services for Better Hearing

Comprehensive care for your hearing health needs.

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(229) 245-1122

Expert Hearing Aid Services for Better Hearing

Expert Hearing Aid Services for Better HearingExpert Hearing Aid Services for Better HearingExpert Hearing Aid Services for Better Hearing

Comprehensive care for your hearing health needs.

Schedule a Consultation

(229) 245-1122

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At ActivEar Hearing, our mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals with hearing loss. We are dedicated to providing personalized hearing aid services and the latest hearing technology to help you reconnect with the world around you. Don't let your hearing loss keep you from enjoying life!

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2935 North Ashley Street, Ste 101, Valdosta, Georgia 31602, United States

Valdosta (229) 245-1122 Tifton (229) 382-1996 Albany (229) 434-1122 Warner Robins (478) 922-4327

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Untreated Hearing Loss The link between hearing loss and dementia We all want to maintain our mental sharpness as we get older. Dementia, Alzheimer’s and cognitive decline are conditions every single one of us hopes to avoid. A growing body of research has shown that hearing loss plays a big role in our ability to stay mentally sharp as we age. In fact, a 2018 review of the research concluded that untreated hearing loss increased the risk of dementia by 50 percent1. While researchers admit the science is still inconclusive on exactly why untreated hearing loss increases dementia risk, they do offer three probable reasons.

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