The Hearing Care Blog
Toby joined John Darvell on BBC Radio Bristol to talk about the signs of hearing loss, the truth about volume versus clarity. Listen to the…
By Toby, Audiologist at Meadows & Wood Hearing Care Falls are one of the most serious health risks facing older adults in the UK. They…
Do your ears hurt when you fly? You\\\'re not alone. Airplane ear, caused by rapid changes in cabin pressure affecting your Eustachian tube, is more…
By Claire, Practice Manager & Hearing Care Assistant at Meadows & Wood Hearing Care It might not be the most glamorous of topics, but earwax…
A word for anyone who loves singing from Toby I want to say something specific to choir singers, because this comes up so often in…
Hear Every Note: Why This Spring’s Live Music Season Deserves Your Full Attention Toby Meadows, founder of Meadows & Wood Hearing Care, on modern hearing…
Spring is on its way, and with it comes warmer days and garden visitors, perhaps even some unexpected ones. Last autumn, praying mantises were spotted…
After a long cold winter, spending time with friends and family we love reminds us how much we cherish connection—conversations over dinner, quiet moments together,…
The latest hearing aids are remarkably clever. Instead of you adjusting tiny buttons or fiddling with apps, these smart devices learn to do the work…
As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, it becomes even more important to get outside. There's something restorative about a winter walk - the…
A heart warming story from Toby, our Managing Director. As hearing devices have become smaller and more discreet, the worry of losing them has grown…
As we age, we may notice changes in our hearing. The most common cause is presbycusis—age-related hearing loss—which affects most people over 69, though signs…
We love a good word search! Would you like to play with us? Below, you’ll find a fun puzzle filled with words you’ll recognise, but…
Go independent! We often hear patients say, “I wish I’d come to you first”. Many arrive after being fitted with unsuitable hearing aids, confused by…
Selective hearing It’s a familiar joke. A partner or family member zones out during a conversation and we laugh about them having “selective hearing.” But…
