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Article by Hearing Partners, contributed by Jennifer Lee, Senior Clinical Audiologist at Hearing PartnersThe middle ear, which is located behind the eardrum, plays a crucial role in transmitting sound from the outer to the inner ear. This part of the ear is...

Article by Hearing Partners, contributed by Jennifer Lee, Senior Clinical Audiologist at Hearing Partners Are you tired of waiting in long queues at the clinic or the doctor's office? Do you dread the thought of taking time off work just to see a doctor? With the rise...

Pimples in the ear tend to be more painful due to the absence of fat and the tautness of the skin. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and treatment methods for pimples in the ear here.

Dizziness can refer to lightheadedness, vertigo, lethargy, or a feeling of being out of balance. Severe cases can result in unsteadiness, vomiting or loss of consciousness. Learn about the common symptoms and causes of dizziness, how to diagnose it and the treatment options available here.

Hearing loss often leads to a host of negative consequences such as depression, social isolation, strained relationships and cognitive decline. Fortunately, there are some exercises you can do to maintain your hearing health.

Under the Seniors’ Mobility and Enabling Fund (SMF), you or your loved one may receive subsidies on hearing aid devices. Learn about this subsidy and what to do if you don’t qualify for it.

Offered by the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC), the Seniors’ Mobility and Enabling Fund (SMF) is a financial assistance scheme designed to help the elderly in Singapore age in place.

If you’re hearing sounds in your ears that only you can hear, it’s possible that you’re experiencing tinnitus. Globally, over 750 million people grapple with this condition.

Article by Hearing Partners, contributed by Sadrina Shah, Clinical Audiologist at Hearing PartnersMany people recognise that hearing aids help those with hearing loss hear their surroundings better. Yet, the benefits of these devices often go beyond better hearing –...

Article by Hearing Partners, contributed by Sadrina Shah, Clinical Audiologist at Hearing Partners Did you know that over 1.5 billion people worldwide suffer from hearing loss, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO)?  Hearing loss, or hearing impairment,...

Article by Hearing Partners, contributed by Sadrina Shah, Clinical Audiologist at Hearing PartnersYour ears and the area behind the ears (otherwise known as the mastoid bone) are highly sensitive parts of the human body. As many blood vessels and nerves can be found...

Article by Hearing Partners, contributed by Sadrina Shah, Clinical Audiologist at Hearing Partners Custom hearing aids, otherwise known as in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids, are one-of-a-kind devices tailored to fit the shape of your ears perfectly. They’re comfortable...