If your hearing aids are whistling or buzzing, it can get frustrating to know that the investment into your hearing health isn’t working as it used to. The devices you have are just one piece of the puzzle; premium care from a hearing health expert is what makes the...
If you’re a hardworking professional finding yourself struggling to keep up with work calls, you’re not alone. Many in the workforce come to see us about their hearing concerns, and for those with hearing aids, the difference they’ve noted in their productivity is...
As you age, taking care of your health becomes paramount – this includes hearing health, which often goes unchecked. Have you ever wondered if addressing hearing loss could extend your life? Why You Should Care about Hearing Health Regular health check-ups often...
The availability of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids has opened up a new world of possibilities for those experiencing mild to moderate hearing loss. While the convenience and affordability of OTC hearing aids are appealing, there are several critical factors to...
One of the most common inquiries we receive at Gulf Gate Hearing is "How much are hearing aids?" It's a fair question and likely the reason you've landed on this page. As you may have noticed during your research, it's a question that most hearing clinics aren't eager...
There is a Costco store not far from our office in Sarasota. Because they offer their hearing aids at a lower price, prospective clients often ask why they should come to us instead of going to Costco. The short answer: We don’t just sell hearing aids, we provide...
Hearing aids can be grouped into two broad categories: prescription hearing aids and OTC (over-the counter) hearing aids. While they may seem similar at first glance, they’re actually quite different devices. The distinctions are important because good hearing is...
Helping people hear better is our goal at Gulf Gate Hearing Aid Center, as it is for any professional audiology service. We pride ourselves on helping you hear better and understand why you are hearing better through education, technology and customer service. The...
People who live till 100 or older are referred to as centenarians, and make up less than one percent of the U.S. population. However, of those who do, many are still cognitively sharp and quick. Nearly 15 percent of people age 70 and older experience some form...
Your hearing aids are what allow you to reconnect with the world around you, allowing you to rejoin the conversations that are taking place around you. They also help you maintain your balance, reduce your risk of cognitive decline, and prevent other negative mental...