• 5 Steps to Better Hearing


• Hearing Aids 101


• Hearing Aid Features


• Benefits of Hearing Aids


• Advances in 2020 Hearing Aids


• 7 Considerations Before You Buy Hearing Aids


• Hearing Aid Costs


• How to Pay for Hearing Aids


• Trial Period


• Bluetooth (Wireless) Accessories for Hearing Aids


• Hearing Aid Maintenance and Repair


• "Invisible" Hearing Aids

We dispense and repair major hearing aid brands including Phonak and Signia.

These aren't your grandfather's hearing aids! In fact, today's hearing aids routinely win "best-in-show" awards at the International Consumer Electronics show, even when in head-to-head competition with all other electronic devices. Features of modern hearing aid technology include:

1. Significant noise reduction
   • Two manufacturers (Signia and Phonak) offer the best noise reduction in the hearing aid industry.
2. Water-resistant, dustproof, shock-proof casing
   • Enjoy an active lifestyle without the fear of damaging your hearing aids
3. Wireless connection to telephones, TVs, computers, tablets, and iPods®
   • Hear a smartphone or handheld device in both hearing aids for greater speech understanding
   • An advanced noise reduction program promotes the clarity of the television as the audio is wirelessly streamed to both hearing aids
4. Tinnitus Programming
   • Experience relief from the symptoms of tinnitus and decreased hearing
5. Personal access to adjust hearing aids using a smartphone
   • Adjust the hearing instruments using your mobile device
6. Wind Noise Reduction
   • Golf and enjoy outdoor activities without the distraction of wind noise in wind speeds ranging from 10 - 30 mph
7. Automatic programming for car travel
   • Reduce car and traffic noise to pick up voices from any location within the vehicle (including the back seat)
8. Hearing the caller's voice in both ears while conversing on a land line phone
   • "Duo-Phone" technology sends the caller's voice to each ear when conversing on the phone
9. Automatic volume controls
   • Teach the hearing aid personal listening preferences
10. Frequency Compression
    • Shift and compress high frequency energy to promote speech intelligibility and natural sound quality
11. "Invisible" Hearing Aids
    • Discreet solutions for those reluctant to purchase hearing aids for cosmetic reasons

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