Should you be curious about what else you’ll need to complement your new hearing aid, here are a few recommendations. Certain accessories work only with a specific hearing aid model type, but these general suggestions are appropriate for nearly every hearing aid owner. First of all, stock up on batteries. These aren’t exactly an accessory, […]
The earliest hearing aid is instinctual, cupping one hand behind the ear and using it to capture noises and thus hear them more clearly. The first real hearing aids, however, were the long trumpets used by sailors to hear the voices of other sailors calling to them over long distances at sea. Smaller versions of […]
Rechargeable hearing aid batteries are a smart idea – in principle. But are they practical in the real world? When first introduced, rechargeable hearing aid batteries didn’t fit into any models other than the over-the-ear type because they were so large. They also didn’t hold a charge for very long and took a long time […]
I am routinely asked about what to do with unwanted, used hearing aids. This query arises more than you may expect for a variety of reasons. You could have just updated your old one with a better model, you might have received a cochlear implant and thus have no need for yours any longer, or […]
Our patients oftentimes ask us why they seem to have significantly greater difficulty hearing in busy rooms than in other situations. When they are talking to people one-on-one, or in small groups of people there is no problem, and they seem to hear just fine. But in a crowd, such as a noisy party or […]
You only have two ears, and although there are tons of devices to help amplify sound if you start to lose your hearing, the better strategy is to protect it in the first place. Just as you protect your eyes from exposure to harsh chemicals or bright light that may damage them, you should also […]
Introducing an invisible* hearing aid you can afford. $750 EACH. We would like to tell you about a new option that’s invisible AND affordable. AMP is a new kind of hearing aid that sits invisibly in your ear canal. It’s perfect for first-time users and works with many levels of hearing loss. If you’ve been […]
Even if you’re not familiar with the word tinnitus, you may have experienced the condition before. It’s the sensation of hearing a ringing or buzzing noise in one or both ears, even when there is no corresponding sound occurring in real life. An estimated 20% of people at least periodically experience tinnitus. In severe cases, […]
Hearing Aids are typically comprised of four to six components: the receiver, the tubing when it’s needed, the microphone, the computer, the amplifier, and a retrieval piece if it’s an ITC or CIC model. The components of a hearing aid mimic the canal and inner ear of the human ear. The first major component, the […]
Starkey’s line of CIC devices provide you with quality sound at a reasonable price. Two of the CIC hearing instruments available from Starkey include the moderate to severe hearing loss range. THE WI SERIES: Was titled as such due to its wireless and wi-fi capabilities. This CIC option not only promotes the patient hearing considerably […]
