Massachusetts Hearing Group

10/31/2026

Whether you’re taking children or family out for a trick-or-treat run or staying in with a seasonal film and some candy, we hope your Halloween is an enjoyable one!

10/31/2026

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(978) 256-3219 | (603) 594-3024 | It's almost time for ghosts, goblins and plenty of candy! Halloween is an exciting opportunity for children to show off creative costumes and visit their neighbors for treats. For parents of children with hearing loss, however, the holiday may require a little addit...

10/27/2026

An important reminder, just in time for Audiology Awareness Month: ear infections can cause more than just pain and pressure, and a more serious case might even lead to temporary hearing loss.

A routine hearing test can help rule out whether you’re experiencing hearing loss due to an underlying condition.

10/24/2026

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(978) 256-3219 | (603) 594-3024 | According to the American Heart Association, adults need at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity and two days of muscle-strengthening activity each week. When you exercise, you likely make a point to do so safely to avoid certain side effects; y...

10/22/2026

As fall continues, be sure to take some time to appreciate the everyday sounds around you, from birds in the morning to conversations with loved ones.

Untreated hearing loss can make these moments harder to enjoy. Early detection and treatment can help you stay connected to the people and activities you love.

10/20/2026

Does the ringing in your ear seem louder after hearing certain sounds like traffic, music or noise from household appliances?

Reactive tinnitus can cause ringing in the ears to change in response to sound. Understanding your triggers and working with a hearing professional can help you develop an effective management plan over time.

10/13/2026

The American Tinnitus Association states that at least 5 million Americans struggle with what’s known as “burdensome chronic tinnitus.”

This may require more advanced management techniques, or even hearing aids, to help alleviate symptoms. Thankfully, our experts can help!

10/08/2026

Autumn is prime time for rustling autumn leaves and cheering crowds at outdoor games. Protecting your hearing means you can continue to enjoy those seasonal sounds for years to come.

If you spend any time around loud equipment, stadiums or outdoor power tools this season, just remember to wear hearing protection and take listening breaks. Your ears will thank you!

10/06/2026

October is Audiology Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to learn more about how everyday sounds can affect tinnitus. Depending on the type of tinnitus you have, even the smallest sounds may trigger symptoms.

Thankfully, there are management options that may help you find relief and get back to focusing on what matters most. Your hearing health journey starts with further help from our team!

09/25/2026

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(978) 256-3219 | (603) 594-3024 | Hearing aids can make conversations clearer, reduce listening fatigue and help you stay connected to the people in your life. According to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, nearly 29 million adults in the United States could benef...