From entry-level to premium options, carefully curated to match your unique listening preferences and lifestyle demands.
For patients seeking top-tier performance in dynamic environments, our premium medical-grade hearing aids deliver exceptional sound quality and discreet design. They are virtually invisible, blending seamlessly into daily life. Powered by cutting-edge technology, they optimize hearing capabilities, ensuring the pinnacle of sound quality and clarity.
Designed for moderate to quiet listening environments, entry-level and over-the-counter hearing aids feature the newest integrated technology. Despite being a more cost-effective option, they provide effective and high-quality sound. These versatile hearing aids are suitable for a wide range of patients and offer various options to meet individual needs.
Receiver in the canal (RIC) styles are discreetly positioned behind the ear and are known for their comfort compared to other designs. The open design provides a more natural sound quality. 87% of our patients prefer this style.
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As the name implies, BTE (behind-the-ear) hearing aids are positioned behind the ear and are slightly larger than RIC hearing aids. They are connected to an earmold that delivers sound to the ear canal. 11% of our patients opt for this style.
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ITE (in-the-ear) models are generally best for mild to moderate hearing loss. The device size is customized to fit the patient's ear canal. These devices come in different sizes and offer various features, such as a directional microphone, manual controls, and more. Only 1% of our patients prefer this style.
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These hearing aids are inserted into the ear canal, making them the most discreet option. Often designed to match the color of the skin, these hearing aids blend seamlessly with the ear, providing a highly inconspicuous hearing solution. Only 1% of our patients have selected this style.
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In the past, hearing aids only amplified sounds, often resulting in overly loud and unnatural noise that didn't adapt well to your surroundings. Today's hearing aids have evolved into smart devices that seamlessly integrate with your technology and automatically adjust to your needs. Our providers can help you find the best hearing aids for your active lifestyle. Some of the latest features of hearing aids include the following:
If you have hearing loss in both ears, having a hearing aid for each ear is beneficial. Wearing a hearing aid in each ear helps localize or determine the direction of sounds in the environment and enhances your ability to understand speech in noisy settings.
If you can hear people talking but struggle to understand the words clearly, it is likely due to hearing loss. It is expected to lose the ability to hear high-pitched sounds (consonants) while still being able to hear low-pitched sounds (vowels). This type of hearing loss results in difficulty understanding speech clearly, especially in noisy environments such as restaurants or parties.
Hearing aids improve one's ability to hear on the telephone. Our latest technology utilizes Bluetooth connectivity for cell phone use. Additionally, hearing aids can be equipped with a telecoil to amplify only the signal coming from the phone without amplifying the noise in the room.
Hearing aids will enhance your ability to hear the television. While wearing your hearing aids, you should be able to set the television volume at a comfortable listening level for others and still hear it clearly.
Typically, a hearing aid lasts about 3 to 5 years with proper cleaning and maintenance. Annual hearing tests are recommended to determine if your current hearing aids remain within the appropriate prescription range. Lifestyle changes may also lead to recommendations to obtain new hearing aids.
