Hearing Aids

Hearing aids have taken a leap forward!

Hearing aids today are amazing, tiny, discreet devices packed with innovations that can enhance your quality of life. There are a variety of types and styles of hearing aids available, let us help you find the perfect device for your needs.
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Types of Hearing Aids

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Invisible In-the-Canal (IIC)

Invisible-in-Canal (IIC) hearing aids rest inside of the ear canal. They are often custom built to fit your ear and are usually smaller than other hearing aid styles. These devices are useful for people who want a discrete device and who have a relatively mild hearing loss, as the smaller size means somewhat limited power and capabilities.
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Completely-in-Canal (CIC)

Completely-in-Canal (CIC) hearing aids are a bit bigger than invisible-in-canal hearing aids, but also sit inside the ear canal. These custom designed models often include features that allow volume control, memory settings, and other programming options.
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In-the-Ear (ITE)

In-the-Ear (ITE) hearing aids fit in your ear bowl. These devices function well for those with moderate to severe hearing loss due to their larger batteries and power outputs. These devices often provide wireless connections, volume control wheels, directional microphones, and additional technologies.
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Behind-the-Ear (BTE)

Behind-the-Ear (BTE) hearing aids are made up of an earmold in the ear canal and a piece that sits behind your ear with a tube attaching the two. This style offers maximum power and features.
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Receiver-in-Canal (RIC)

Receiver in the ear (RITE) or receiver in the canal (RIC) is similar to a BTE. One difference is that the technology of RIC hearing aids is divided between two parts of the device: the portion behind the ear houses the microphone and sound amplifier. There is also a small bud that sits in the ear canal and is connected to the outer portion by a thin tube, which contains the hearing aid’s receiver. The separation of the microphone and receiver causes fewer issues with feedback and background sounds.

Hearing Aid Features & Technologies

Hearing Aid technologies today offer the following features:

  • Waterproof hearing aids that allow you to exercise and do all of the things you love while still hearing your best
  • Discreet models, including even tiny, invisible custom designs
  • Rechargeable models with no batteries to fuss with and charge that lasts 31 hours
  • Direct streaming Bluetooth capabilities that allow your hearing aid to connect directly with your Android, iPhone, computer or TV for hands-free enjoyment 
  • Remote programming and app controls for easy adjustments, anywhere in the world 
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Smartphone Ready

Enhance your hearing experiences on the go with smartphone capabilities.
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Rechargeable Technology

It doesn’t matter what you are doing, rechargeables can simplify your life.
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Extended Wear

Lyric, the first extended hearing device that is 100% invisible.
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If you have never experienced the difference a hearing aid can make or haven’t upgraded your hearing aids recently, now is the time to schedule an appointment to see what’s new and improved. Live, Play, and work with your new hearing aids utilizing our Hearing Aid Test Drive program (link to the Test Drive Page) before making a selection.
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