About Hearing Loss
A Major Health Crisis You Can Do Something About
Hearing loss affects far more people than most realize. Nearly 48 million Americans—about 20% of the population—experience some level of hearing loss. By age 65, 1 in 3 people struggle with hearing, and more than 60% of them are still active in the workforce or attending school.
Hearing loss is now recognized as a major public health issue, ranking as the third most common physical condition in the U.S., just behind arthritis and heart disease.
Why Does Hearing Loss Happen?
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For adults, the two most common causes are noise exposure and aging. Hearing typically decreases gradually with age, but it can also change suddenly.
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Noise-induced hearing loss, from gunfire, explosions, or loud environments, is the leading service-connected disability among today’s veterans.
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Many people also experience tinnitus (ringing in the ears) alongside hearing loss, which can be just as disruptive to daily life.
There Is Hope — And Today’s Technology Is Remarkable
If you’re experiencing hearing loss, you’re not alone, and you don’t have to live with it. Modern hearing aid technology is more advanced, more comfortable, and more effective than ever before.
Today’s devices can dramatically improve clarity, reduce listening fatigue, and help you reconnect with the people and moments that matter, all at an affordable cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Most people notice hearing loss gradually. Common signs include turning up the TV, asking others to repeat themselves, or struggling in noisy places. A quick, painless hearing test can tell you exactly what’s going on—and we offer that right here at Shasta Hearing Aids.
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Our hearing aids range from $1,000 to $3,500 per pair, depending on the technology level that fits your lifestyle. We also offer no-interest payment plans starting at $50 per month, because better hearing should be accessible to everyone.
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We spend time understanding your lifestyle and the environments you’re in—work, restaurants, outdoors, family gatherings—to help determine the technology level that will give you the best experience. It’s all part of What Quality Care Sounds Like.
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Yes. Modern hearing aids are incredibly advanced. Most patients report clearer conversations, less listening fatigue, better confidence, and a stronger connection with friends and family.
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Yes. We work with Partnership of CA, Medicare Advantage plans, and all major private insurance companies to help you get the benefits you’re entitled to.
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Absolutely. We offer zero-interest financing with payments starting as low as $50 a month, making high-quality hearing care affordable.
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Shasta Hearing Aids provides lifetime service, follow-up care, cleanings, adjustments, and the best warranties in the industry. We stay with you every step of the way.
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Hearing can change, and your care should grow with you. We offer ongoing checkups and adjustments at no charge to ensure your hearing aids always match your needs.
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Modern hearing aids are designed to be lightweight and discreet. Most patients forget they’re even wearing them after the first week.
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Many people notice improvement immediately, while others adjust over several days. Our team helps you through every step to ensure a smooth transition.
We help you love what you hear.
Take the First Step Toward Better Hearing. Your quality of life is worth it. To learn how today’s technology can help, schedule an appointment with Shasta Hearing Aids today and discover What Quality Care Sounds Like.