| We offer a complete line of hearing aids to suit the needs of a wide
variety of hearing losses.
We work together with your physician or otologist to provide you
with the most efficient device.
FAQ's
If you are having difficulty hearing soft voices, understanding
spoken words, or you are asking others to repeat things, you may need
help! You may think others are mumbling, but they're not. An
audiologist can help determine if you have a hearing loss and if you need
medical help.
- What kind of hearing aids are there?
This can be a complicated question. Most people want to know
about the shapes and sizes shown on the right. The guts of a hearing
aid are very important and include standard (analog) technology, digitally
programmable devices, or 100% digital devices for exceptional clarity.
- What kind of hearing aid do I need?
That depends. The audiologist in conjunction with your doctor
will help you decide which instrument is best for your individual needs.
- How much do hearing aids cost?
Prices range from a few hundred dollars up to several thousand
dollars depending on the technology. Not everyone needs the most
expensive device, and conversely not everyone will be helped by the least
expensive device.
Give us a call or stop by and visit with us. We will be happy
to answer your questions at no obligation. We generally recommend:
- Examination by an ear, nose & throat physician
- Evaluation by one of our licensed audiologists
- Hearing aid evaluation as necessary
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Completely-In-The-Canal (CIC)
The newest and smallest hearing aids available, these fit deep
inside your ear canal so that they're practically invisible.
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In-The-Canal (ITC)
These are small enough to fit almost entirely in your ear canal,
making them hardly noticeable.
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In-The-Ear (ITE)
These are one-piece aids custom-made to fit within your ear. They
are the most widely recommended hearing aid style.
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Behind-The-Ear (BTE)
These fit snugly behind your ear and are attached to a custom
earpiece molded to the shape of your outer ear.
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