Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Besides better hearing, what is one potential benefit of using hearing aids for older adults? Improved vision Enhanced cognitive stability Increased physical strength Better digestion Studies have shown that using hearing aids can help maintain cognitive stability in older adults — which means a potential slowdown in cognitive decline. They also help with communication and social engagement, contributing to your quality of life.
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