Hearing Aids and Assistive Listening Technology
Treating hearing loss involves more than just hearing aids. Our audiologists work closely with you to ensure you can make informed decisions about your hearing health to meet your unique needs, whether that involves hearing aids, assistive listening devices, or rehabilitation strategies. They will walk you through what options are most suitable for you based on your degree of hearing loss and lifestyle.
Hearing Aids
Modern hearing aids have undergone remarkable advancements, making them smaller, more comfortable, and highly sophisticated. Gone are the days of bulky, conspicuous, noisy devices; today’s hearing aids are discreet and sleek, designed to fit comfortably in or behind the ear.
Assistive Listening Technology
Improve your ability to hear or communicate, with or without hearing aids. A wide assortment of assistive devices are available to support hearing speech clearly, listening to the television or phone, hearing in background noise, or enhancing personal safety.
Lyric™ - Invisible Hearing Aid
Out of sight and out of mind! The Lyric is a specialty device that can provide invisible, natural sound 24/7 for months at a time with no daily maintenance.
Bone Conduction Hearing Aids
For individuals with conductive hearing loss, bone conduction hearing aids bypass the damaged or obstructed parts of the ear and deliver sound to the inner ear directly.
Roger™ Wireless Microphones
Wireless, remote microphones transmit clear and enhanced speech directly to a person’s hearing aids or cochlear implants. This technology helps individuals better understand conversations in difficult listening situations such as noisy restaurants, lectures, or group meetings by reducing background noise and improving speech clarity.
Remote Adjustments
Sometimes patients find it difficult to make it into a clinic for an appointment or need support from home. We offer remote hearing aid adjustments and virtual appointments so that our patients are able to reach us from anywhere.
Oticon Zeal™
Experience one of Oticon’s most discreet hearing aids ever created. Designed to sit comfortably inside your ear while delivering premium AI sound processing, seamless connectivity, rechargeability, and exceptional speech clarity.
Book Your Hearing Health Check Appointment
Book your appointment by calling or texting 1-833-669-4425.
FAQs
Why do you perform Real-Ear Measurements (REM) during hearing aid fittings?
Real-Ear Measurement (REM) is the gold standard for verifying hearing aid accuracy. By placing a thin probe microphone near your eardrum, we measure the precise sound output inside your unique ear canal, ensuring devices match your prescription.
- Custom acoustic fit: Accounts for individual ear canal size and shape, which significantly alters sound delivery.
- Scientific precision: Avoids relying on automated manufacturer default settings, which often under-fit speech frequencies.
- Optimal clarity: Ensures maximum speech understanding while keeping loud sounds safe and comfortable.
Can I try hearing aids before committing to a purchase?
Yes. We offer professional trial periods for new hearing aid prescriptions. Patients can test programmed devices in their actual daily environments—such as home, work, and social settings—before finalizing their decision.
- Real-world testing: Experience how technology performs in the noise environments you encounter every day.
- Fine-tuning visits: Return to the clinic during your trial for acoustic adjustments based on your feedback.
- No high-pressure sales: Independent care means taking the time needed to find the right acoustic fit.
What style of hearing aid is best for my level of hearing loss?
The ideal style depends on your specific audiogram, ear canal anatomy, dexterity preferences, and lifestyle demands. Our registered Audiologists guide you through receiver-in-canal (RIC), behind-the-ear (BTE), and custom in-the-ear (ITE) models. All models features direct Bluetooth streaming to smartphones, TV adapters, and rechargeable lithium-ion power options.
