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Senior Discounts in 2024

Senior discounts are available for everything from retail and restaurants to travel and leisure activities.

Check this link for their senior discounts: Senior Discounts in 2024 | SeniorLiving.org

3 Reasons Hearing Loss May Increase Dementia Risk

Could hearing aids help protect the brain?

Over the past decade, research has shown that compared to those with normal hearing, people with hearing loss have a much higher risk of developing dementia.

Increasingly, researchers are beginning to understand why. Here are three of the main theories that could explain the risk.

NCOA Adviser - 10 Best Hearing Aids of October 2024: Expert Reviewed

"We selected the best hearing aids based on criteria including features, price, and fit. The Jabra Enhance is our top recommendation as a result of the company's powerful devices, high quality, and commitment to ongoing customer support (including support from an audiology team, if you purchase the premium package). Our expert Reviews Team has spent more than 5,000 hours researching hearing aids to provide you with the most accurate reviews to support your decision."

"Whether you’re having dinner with friends or watching television at home, hearing loss can get in the way of your quality time, disrupt your ability to communicate and gather information effectively, and lessen your confidence in social settings. But the right hearing aid can enhance your hearing and even protect your brain from cognitive decline, so you feel more comfortable and confident in all areas of your life. Our Reviews Team compared the best hearing aids for 2024 based on features, pricing, and customer care to help you make the right decision for your needs."

For more information, see the following link to NCOA.

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