Your hearing loss didn’t happen overnight, so it may take a while to get the maximum benefit from your hearing aids. Choosing the right hearing professional is the most important decision a hearing impaired person can make when they’re finally ready to do something about their hearing problem. The correct hearing aid recommendation and fitting is highly dependent on the judgment and skill of the professional selecting the instrument.
The hearing aids we select for you are based on the results of the test, your budget, your lifestyle and a host of other factors. We promise to explain everything to you, without using a bunch of technical terms that are designed to confuse you further.
Invisible In Canal hearing instruments are a 100% invisible when worn. This instrument sits deep in the ear canal ensuring sound travels quickly and accurately to your eardrum. This 100% invisible hearing aid is designed for daily removal.
Completely in Canal micro-technology allows this type of hearing aid to be worn deep inside the ear canal. CIC’s are so tiny, they are almost invisible when worn.
In The Canal hearing aids are smaller than the ITE style and are also custom made to fit the size and shape of your ear canal.
In The Ear hearing aids are custom-made and fit comfortably inside the ear.
Behind The Ear hearing technology sits behind the ear, while the amplified sound passes down a tube to a customized earmold which fits in your ear.
Mild to Severe
Hearing Loss
Mild to Severe
Hearing Loss
Mild to Severe
Hearing Loss
Moderately Severe to
Profound Hearing Loss
Several types of ALDs are available to improve sound transmission for people with hearing loss. Some are designed for large facilities such as classrooms, theaters, places of worship, and airports. Other types are intended for personal use in small settings and for one-on-one conversations
The terms assistive listening device or assistive listening technology can refer to any device that helps a person with hearing loss to communicate. These terms often refer to devices that help a person to hear and understand what is being said more clearly or to express thoughts more easily. With the development of digital and wireless technologies, more and more devices are becoming available to help people with hearing disorders to communicate more meaningfully and participate more fully in their daily lives.