Hearing Aids
Technology
Hearing Aid Technology
Benefits
Benefits of Hearing Aids
There are 48 million people throughout the country with some measurable degree of hearing loss.
Fitting
Hearing Aid Fitting
When your audiologist recommends hearing aids, the selection is only the beginning of the process. Equally important is the fitting, which involves programming your hearing aids and making adjustments to provide the correct levels of amplification for your specific type of hearing loss and your individual listening needs. No two hearing losses are created equal and what works for one, may not for another. Counseling ensures that you have realistic expectations which is crucial for long-term success.
Much like computers, hearing aid technology is advancing very quickly. Our expert staff is trained in the latest technology to ensure we are on the cutting edge of what is available for best hearing outcomes. We work with all major hearing aid manufacturers to ensure the most appropriate recommendation is provided.

Counseling for Patients and Families

How Are Hearing Aids Fitted?

What Kind of Follow-Up Care Can I Expect?
Hearing Aid Styles
Hearing aids have improved greatly with the advent of digital technology.
Hearing aid styles

Receiver-in-the-Canal
(RIC)
Behind-the-Ear
(BTE)
Completely-in-the-Canal
(CIC)
In-the-Canal
(ITC)
In-the-Ear
(ITE)
MADE-FOR-iPHONE HEARING AIDS

LYRIC
Custom Treatment Plan
It’s A Whole New World With Hearing Aids

Navigate Any Listening Environment With Modern Hearing Aids.

Audiologists Find the Best Solutions for You—Because One Size Doesn’t Fit All.
Providing Specialized Help For Individualized Treatment
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Identifying Your Needs2
Recommending the Latest Models3
Professional Ongoing Support






Pediatric Hearing Aids
The ability to hear is vital for developing auditory, language, and social skills in children.

Pediatric Hearing Loss

Hearing Aid Styles

Hearing Aid Accessories
Instructions & Troubleshooting
Hearing Aid Instructions & Troubleshooting

Widex

Resound
