Hearing Aids
Do I Need Hearing Aids?
The Impact of Untreated Hearing Loss
Types of Hearing Aids
Behind-the-Ear (BTE)
In-the-Ear (ITE)
Receiver-in-Canal (RIC)
Completely-in-Canal (CIC)
Invisible-in-Canal (IIC)
The Benefits of Using Hearing Aids
Our clients often report a transformative change after getting hearing aids. The stories range from improved family relationships and better performance at work to a greater overall enjoyment of life. Other benefits include:
- Improved Communication and Social Interaction: Hearing aids significantly improve your ability to understand speech in both quiet and noisy environments, enhancing your social interactions and reducing feelings of isolation.
- Enhanced Cognitive Health: Studies show that addressing hearing loss with hearing aids can help maintain cognitive functions and prevent decline. Hearing aids reduce cognitive load and can promote more active engagement in social situations.
- Increased Safety and Awareness: Wearing hearing aids increases environmental awareness, making it easier to hear alarms, approaching vehicles, and other important signals that can help you stay safe.
Choosing the Right Hearing Aid
Professional Hearing Assessments and Consultations
Hearing Aid Features and Technology
Advanced features in today's hearing aids include sophisticated noise reduction algorithms that help focus on the sounds you want while minimizing background noise. Meanwhile, feedback cancellation can reduce whistling and buzzing sounds, and speech enhancement makes it easier to follow conversations.
Many modern hearing aids offer direct connectivity to devices such as smartphones, TVs, and computers via Bluetooth. You can stream audio right to your devices, making it easier than ever to use your smartphone and other devices. You can also find hearing aids with smartphone apps, so you can control your devices and adjust settings from the palm of your hand.