Hearing Aid Products
Hearing Aid Technology Today
Hearing Aids have come a long way! No longer are they “Grandfathers whistling hearing aids that need another battery”. Advancing technology has improved the ability of a hearing aid to better meet your hearing loss needs. The option for a rechargeable battery has made for easier handling. Integrated Bluetooth offers ease and exceptional sound quality with using the phone, watching television, listening to music and other audio information.
Rechargeable hearing aids provide:
- The quickest charging, longest lasing rechargeable battery ever
- Easy handling-no hassles with disposable batteries
- Groundbreaking built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- Ability to charge on the go
Bluetooth Hearing Aids
This wireless technology easily pairs with smartphones, televisions, computers and other Bluetooth compatible devices (iOS, Android and Bluetooth) providing excellent sound quality. Additional benefits include:
- Better speech understanding
- Reduced listening effort
- Top rate streamed sound quality
- Ease of use
- Remote App feature
- Effective Phone Usage
Ear and Balance Institute offers a full portfolio of rechargeable and Bluetooth technology-Call today for a no obligation demonstration.
How Does a Hearing Aid Work?
A hearing aid is a small electronic device that you wear inside or behind your ear. The hearing aid receives sound through a microphone, which converts the sound waves to electrical signals and sends them to an amplifier. The amplifier increases the power of the signals and then sends them to the ear through a speaker.
BUYER BEWARE…….
NOT ALL HEARING AIDS ARE THE SAME! Microphones, amplifiers and speakers vary greatly between brands, products/devices. These differences can greatly affect sound quality. Hearing aid price does not guarantee a good quality hearing aid.
Custom Hearing Aids
Boosting Performance
A Solution for Single Sided Hearing Loss
CROS will transmit sound and voices to let your better hearing ear hear for both of your ears. If you have hearing in one ear and poor hearing in the other, then CROS will work for you.
The CROS transmitter with a microphone to pick up sounds and voices from the poorer hearing ear and wirelessly transmits them to the hearing aid on the better hearing ear.
The hearing aid receives the signal from the poorer hearing ear and delivers it to your better hearing ear.
Hearing Aid Styles
Hearing aids come in multiple technology levels and styles, ranging from “Entry-level” to “Premium” . Dr. Kacie uses her expertise to choose a hearing aid to meet your individual hearing needs.
Things to Consider
- The degree of hearing loss
- The type of hearing loss
- Dexterity
- Budget
- Lifestyle
- Cosmetics
- Skin Sensitivities
- Medical Considerations
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