Hearing aids

Hearing aids are sophisticated devices designed to amplify and improve sound perception for individuals with hearing loss. They come in various styles and feature sets, catering to a wide range of hearing needs and preferences. At first glance, the options can seem overwhelming. We work with each patient to identify your lifestyle and budget needs to determine which options are best suited for your unique needs.

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Types of Hearing Aids

Behind-the-Ear (BTE) Hearing Aids

BTE hearing aids rest comfortably behind the ear and are connected to a custom earpiece or earmold via a thin tube. They offer powerful amplification and are suitable for a variety of hearing loss levels.

In-the-Ear (ITE)
Hearing Aids

ITE hearing aids are custom-made to fit within the external ear. They are discreet, easy to handle, and can accommodate features like volume control and directional microphones.

Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) <br>Hearing Aids

Receiver-in-Canal (RIC)
Hearing Aids

RIC hearing aids consist of a small casing behind the ear and a receiver placed inside the ear canal. This design allows for a more natural sound experience and improved comfort.

In-the-Canal (ITC)
Hearing Aids

ITC hearing aids are custom-molded to fit partially within the ear canal. They strike a balance between discreteness and functionality, offering features like wireless connectivity.

Completely-in-Canal (CIC) <br>Hearing Aids

Completely-in-Canal (CIC)
Hearing Aids

CIC hearing aids are the smallest and most discreet option, fitting completely within the ear canal. Their inconspicuous design appeals to those seeking minimal visibility.

Hearing Aid Features

Noise Reduction Technology
Advanced noise reduction technology helps filter out unwanted background sounds, enabling clearer speech comprehension in noisy environments.
Directional Microphones
Directional microphones focus on sounds coming from a specific direction, enhancing speech understanding while reducing distractions from surrounding noise.
Feedback Suppression
Feedback suppression technology eliminates the annoying whistling or feedback sounds that can occur when a hearing aid is placed too close to an object.
Bluetooth Connectivity
Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids can connect wirelessly to smartphones, allowing you to stream phone calls, music, and other audio directly to your hearing aids.

Rechargeable Batteries
Rechargeable hearing aids offer convenience by eliminating the need for frequent battery replacements. A single charge can power your device for a full day.
Telecoil (T-Coil) Compatibility
Telecoil technology enhances communication in public spaces equipped with hearing loop systems, transmitting audio directly to your hearing aids.
Environmental Adaptation
Modern hearing aids can adapt to different listening environments, automatically adjusting settings to optimize your hearing experience indoors and outdoors.
Smartphone Apps and Control
Many hearing aids come with dedicated smartphone apps, enabling you to adjust settings, personalize your listening experience, and even locate lost devices.

Choosing the Right Hearing Aid

Choosing the right hearing aid involves considering factors such as your hearing loss severity, lifestyle, budget, and personal preferences. Consulting a hearing care professional will help you make an informed decision.

Caring for Your Hearing Aid

Proper maintenance is crucial to ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your hearing aids. Regular cleaning, storing in a dry place, and scheduling professional check-ups contribute to their reliability.

We hope this guide provides valuable insights into the world of hearing aids and empowers you to embark on a journey toward improved hearing health. For personalized recommendations and professional guidance, schedule a free, no obligation consultation today via phone or in person.